Sentence examples for context barrier from inspiring English sources

"The Ginger team has developed a very clever natural language processing platform that breaks the context barrier, can understand the probable meaning of a written sentence and interpret the most probable intent of the user," he said in a statement.

One of the main objectives of physical anthropology is to estimate a person's age and sex in the forensic or anthropology context (Barrier et al. 2009; Martrille et al. 2007).

The organizational context barrier 'Hugeness of organization/Bureaucracy' was of more concern in the academic setting.

Context barriers were found across three domains physical spatial, social cultural, and organizational and multiple "spaces" such as "at home," "on the go," and "in the community".

The main themes that emerged were evaluation, 'trying to do it', the social context, barriers to implementation and whether HF was a professional or managerial activity.

In this context, barriers frequently mentioned are interface problems (e.g. the patients' not knowing where to train) and lack of patient-oriented knowledge (e.g., being afraid of making mistakes by being physically active).

To understand research utilization it is important to study the presence of the aforementioned factors in the policy context, barriers in communication, the constellation of the network and the behaviour of actors and the interaction between them.

For each section, we present the relationships between the CCM component, barriers and facilitators, and outcomes as explained by the interviewees.> In general, the economic and political context barriers were the topics discussed most saliently as the most problematic areas for implementing integrated care, followed by barriers relating to the patient databases.

In addition, there is an increase in publications from low-and middle income countries, where the contexts, barriers and pressures on policymakers in these countries are likely to be very different from those in high-income countries.

On the other hand, in a departure from the historical context, the barrier between modern psychiatric in-patient settings and the rest of the world is less clear.

In this context, the barrier function of the skin, in particular of damaged skin, has to be taken into account in any exposure assessment.