She said women often confront a "fear barrier" that discourages them from vying for executive positions because they're not accustomed to losing and don't realize defeat shouldn't deter them.
We are likely to confront a range of barriers in making the most of new diagnostic technologies [ 36].
To be transmitted, viruses must confront a series of "barriers" in the mosquito, that limit dissemination and/or transmission of the virus.
From these accounts, it is clear that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic illness confront a raft of barriers that contribute to poor health outcomes.
Besides, Lewis confronts a vexing barrier: Federal regulations ban a bank from exceeding 10% in domestic deposits through a buyout.
He confronted a bigger barrier: He was terribly burned and missing a hand.
Last month, Connors, who was mentored on the court by both his mother and grandmother, was hired to pass some of that aptitude to Maria Sharapova, currently the No. 3 women's player in the world, who seemed to have confronted an impenetrable barrier in the form of her nemesis, Serena Williams.
Although TH has been suggested to assist patients recovering from traumatic HS, its translation from basic research to the clinic confronts a spectrum of barriers.
But as Haskins acknowledges, the reforms have never managed to address the barriers confronting a small subset of welfare recipients with very limited education, significant physical and mental health problems, or unhealthy children, preventing them from entering the workforce.
Recent advances in genome engineering confront this barrier and significantly enhance the ability to map functional changes targeted throughout the genome and combinatorially optimize complex (multigenic) traits using multiplex recombineering.
Limited qualitative enquiry suggests potential cultural variation in acceptability, and a possibility that users will confront multiple implementation barriers, including a lack of suitable agents to arbitrate on their behalf.
