Sentence examples for consider that barrier from inspiring English sources
Consider that barrier smashed.
They have been helped by Cambodian permissiveness, and particularly by a habit from colonial days to consider that barriers exist only for Cambo dians.
The majority of public service professionals consider that barriers created by intermediation have made access to the continuum of healthcare services of subsidized enrollees worse than that of the uninsured who use the networks organized by the local health authority (Table 4).
But there is still a lack of interesting content available and 60% of respondents said they consider that a barrier to reading on mobile devices.
Also consider that this barrier should be applied in conjunction with some of the other remedies outlined in this article.
Although it may seem that blatant discrimination is much more devastating, consider that even without explicit barriers, the representation of Asian American athletes in professional sports remains, to this day, exceptionally low.
Programs supporting nurses' screening for IPV should consider that there may be different barriers related to screening for each type of abuse.
Considering that the barrier in the maze stem would have been an indication to the rats of the ongoing DA subtask, this suggests that the spatial memory demand in preparation for NA/DA subtasks decreased within the maze stem.
Considering that the biological barrier function of the epithelium is especially important in the airway, which is constantly in contact with foreign substances, it is not surprising that PCDH1 is highly expressed in the mucosal epithelium of these tissues.
The workshop participants considered that a fundamental barrier to validation of markers able to detect marginal deficiency states was the absence of a reliable measure of zinc nutritional status.
The distribution of drugs into the central nervous system (CNS) tissue might be affected in the elderly considering that the blood brain barrier becomes more porous in the elderly, resulting in drug availability to the CNS being increased.
