Sentence examples for complicated barrier from inspiring English sources

As physicians are not technical experts (Barrier B1) and the systems are inherently complicated (Barrier B3), physicians perceive a need for proper technical training and support, and are reluctant to use EMRs without it.

No one seems certain how the carp could have found their way through the complicated barrier, which is not unlike a really powerful underwater electric fence.

Several campaigns using multiple optical tracers revealed a rather complex hydrological regime at different scales, thereby complicating the barrier performance.

They bumped packs and egos, and language barriers complicated matters.

In immigrant households, mandatory-arrest laws can be further complicated by language barriers and by fear of reprisal from immigration authorities.

Burnett said that cultural and language barriers complicated his work with overseas manufacturers when he was a watch designer for the likes of Marc Jacobs and Izod.

Reconstructing historical biogeography of the marine realm is complicated by indistinct barriers and, over deeper time scales, a dynamic landscape shaped by plate tectonics.

The oncogenesis of gliomas is complicated, with various barriers preventing drug from reaching the tumor sites.

Older patients can present differently compared to younger patients, and diagnosis can be complicated by communication barriers, changes in role functioning, memory difficulties, and comorbid medical conditions.

Because risk communication is complicated by language barriers, lack of infrastructure, and historical mistrust of non-Navajo researchers, mapping provides an easily interpretable medium that can be objectively viewed by community members and decision makers to evaluate activities that affect toxicant exposures.

Quantifying the benefits of radiant barrier is complicated because the energy savings provided by this system depend on various factors including local climate, geometry, and other building parameters.