Sentence examples for characterized barriers from inspiring English sources

Within the centromere, barrier activity is a general property of tDNAs and, unlike previously characterized barriers, requires the association of both transcription factor IIIC and RNA Polymerase III.

Further, we characterized barriers to CKD patient provider communication among a vulnerable veteran population with a high prevalence of inadequate health literacy [ 48, 49].

This study assesses self-reported implementation of SB41 and characterizes barriers amenable to intervention.

We sought to evaluate the experience of early-adopting programs, characterize barriers faced, and identify strategies to achieve successful implementation.

While limited data is available on refugee-specific barriers to HIV testing, many have aimed to characterize barriers to testing for low-resource populations in Africa.

This qualitative study sought to characterize barriers to prompt allopathic care for children hospitalized with severe malaria in the endemic region of southwestern Uganda.

Limited data is available in characterizing barriers and facilitators for the use of these prevention services in different settings or regions [ 16].

The study also helped characterize barriers to immunization, showing that nearly half of the parents and guardians in this study were not adequately demanding vaccination services.

Given the complex policy process for malaria, how should researchers and policymakers characterize barriers to the development and implementation of effective policy?

The subsequent section describes approaches to characterize barrier functions across the epithelial layer of the GI organoids directly or after transferring the epithelial cells to a 2-dimensional culture format in Transwells or compartmentalized microchannel devices.

In the present study, we applied this approach to characterize barrier function recovery in aged subjects, with the aim of identifying pertinent, reproducible and significant markers, which would reflect an age-related impairment of barrier function.