Sentence examples for context of barriers from inspiring English sources
Heteronympha merope thus offers the potential to investigate adaptive responses to environmental change across an environmental gradient as well as in the context of barriers to dispersal.
However, when considered in the context of cohesive barriers, our model also suggests that a surprisingly large number of candidate barriers exist and merit further study.
The structure seen in these populations cannot be understood purely in the context of physical barriers or divergent selection pressures.
More research is needed to understand how the context of language barriers in health care affects attitudes and practices of health care professionals.
When considered in the context of composite barriers, our model corroborates Mayr's [ 8] assertion that few areas of the world present the topographic conditions necessary for ring speciation.
In the context of multiple barriers to accessing health care, the 'approachability' of health care providers was seen as having a powerful influence on the ease with which patients felt they could approach and talk to them.
Establishing proper and quality communication as the basis of an ethical clinical situation has been highlighted in ample empirical evidence as well as selected codes of ethics for health care professionals such as nurses and physicians in the context of linguistic barriers [ 33].
Directing: telling others what to do, for example in the context of a barrier game.
The implications of the behavior of the local variations in elastic energy density are discussed in the context of thermal barrier coating failure.
The interaction between concrete/cement and swelling clay (bentonite) has been modeled in the context of engineered barrier systems for deep geological disposal of high-level radioactive waste.
Host microbiota interactions were explored in the context of gut barrier function, pathogenic bacteria recognition, and the ability of the immune system to induce either tolerogenic or inflammatory responses.
