Sentence examples for constitutes a barrier from inspiring English sources

Lack of requisite growth factors constitutes a barrier to reprogramming.

This constitutes a barrier for many technological developments.

Imperfect knowledge about the usage of new technology constitutes a barrier that delays the adoption process.

The disease constitutes a barrier to trade in many African countries due to reduction in the value of livestock and the income of many value chain stakeholders (Nicholas et al. 2008; Jores et al. 2013).

Interviews with bunkering companies and with shipping companies in previous stages of this research indicate that a chicken-and-egg dilemma constitutes a barrier to the development of supply and demand in the LNG bunkering market.

Some species seem to be endemic to certain regions, such as C. novae-zeelandiae found in New Zealand, or C. crassimurus, found only in Hawaii; however, this apparent endemism may just be a result of a lack of collections, rather than a difference in the habitat that constitutes a barrier to spread.

His skin color remained unchanged but no longer constituted a barrier to citizenship.

The upper reaches of the Mazaruni are separated from the lower by waterfalls that constitute a barrier to fish movements.

Their thick rim rises to form a high sill separating the Mediterranean basin to the north from the Sahara to the south, thus constituting a barrier that hinders, without completely preventing, communication between the two regions.

The hilly massif rarely exceeds 650 feet (200 m) in elevation but is slashed with numerous deep valleys formed by watercourses associated with the Aire and Aisne rivers, which constitute a barrier to transportation.

The macro-funding environment does not necessarily constitute a barrier to achieving success.