Sentence examples for constituted barriers from inspiring English sources
The nurses identified 22 factors that influenced patient safety, of which 12 functioned as both facilitators and barriers, six constituted barriers, and four were facilitators.
The ice sheets in the Alps and the Pyrenees during glacial maxima must have constituted barriers that greatly limited contacts between populations already showing a pattern of isolation by distance.
Five limitations within the evidence base constituted barriers to drawing conclusive inferences about the effectiveness and harms of school-based interventions: poor reporting quality, a dearth of randomized controlled trial evidence, poor methods quality for all research designs, considerable clinical heterogeneity, and inconsistent or null results.
The climate was drier in tropical Africa during the last glacial episode (i.e., 110000 to 12000 years BP, with a glacial maximum between 26000 and 19000 years BP) causing an expansion of dry and/or mountain forests and savannas that would have constituted barriers to gene flow among the different rainforest fragments [ 11, 12].
While such habits are necessary for efficient scientific work within any specialty discipline, they constitute barriers to alternative conceptions.
Involuntary career choices may be the result of, for example, monetary restrictions, social pressure to choose a certain vocation, or certain forms of discrimination constituting barriers for a person to choose a desired vocation (Lent et al. [2000]).
85.2% (se. 1.5) and 70.3% (s.e. 2.2), of them respectively agreed that the lack of incentives and the lack of relevant offer were elements constituting barriers to their professional development.
Many therapeutic drugs have undesirable properties that constitute barriers in clinical drug application.
These cell adhesive properties are especially important in epithelial tissues since they constitute barriers between different body compartments.
These factors could also constitute barriers to accessing care.
These factors could also constitute barriers to accessing care when needed.
