Sentence examples for circumvent barriers from inspiring English sources

That is the price of secrecy in a rapidly evolving society, and in a world where it may be increasingly easy to circumvent barriers on information but where it is also increasingly difficult to know the truth.

In that context, annelid feeding may have primed the development of physiological, biochemical, behavioral, and morphological adaptations that would enable mosquitoes to eventually circumvent barriers to blood feeding from diverse vertebrate hosts, ultimately leading to the tremendous human health impacts caused by pathogen transmission in modern mosquitoes.

But is it what they need?" A 2016 AILA report touched on the limitations of this kind of software, noting that while online legal services can circumvent barriers to access, they rarely serve to fully replace personalized advice from licensed attorneys.

The topic for the evening was a presentation on the pitfalls of the current Trans Pacific Partnership negotiations for which the Obama administration is seeking "Fast Track" trade promotion authority, a device which the Nixon administration introduced in 1972 as a way to circumvent barriers to unrestricted free trade between certain countries.

However, better ways are needed to understand and circumvent barriers in implementing clinical trial findings.

The results provide new insights into how sperm swimming trajectories are determined, and show how transient attachments and reorientation produce various sperm swimming behaviors that may allow them to circumvent barriers to their progress, and thus have an active role in selection for fertilization.

Interventions may not have sufficiently circumvented barriers (especially sociocultural and socioeconomic barriers) to accessing health care for greater intervention effectiveness.

In this article, we detail these two work processes and call attention to ways in which practitioners, particularly clinicians, circumvented barriers to direct advocacy by drawing on proxies such as documents and parents.

Since the treatment of glioma in clinic has been hindered by the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and blood-brain tumor barrier (BBTB), multifunctional glioma-targeted drug delivery systems that can circumvent both barriers have received increasing scrutiny.

Successful interventions designed to circumvent these barriers benefit from target recipient input during development.

Infectious disease control faces significant challenges including: how to therapeutically target the highest-risk populations, circumvent behavioral barriers, and overcome pathogen persistence and resistance mechanisms.