Sentence examples for decisive barrier from inspiring English sources

In particular two indexes were elaborated to determine the consistency of the arguments pointing to the landscape protection policy as a decisive barrier to GCPVS growth.

For a number of reasons — the details vary from author to author — these scholars say that the legacy of Islam has proved the decisive barrier to modernizing the Middle East.

On the other hand, the GSH levels within the cell were shown to act as a decisive resistance barrier to cisplatin, reducing the induction of DNA damage in the treated cells.

As the stratum corneum plays a decisive role as a barrier to the uptake of substances in mammalian skin, this is likely to be a relevant factor in amphibian skin as well.

The New York Times: "Racial barrier falls in decisive victory".

In states predicting tight races Ohio, Florida, Pennsylvania this barrier could be decisive to the outcome.

Tight-junction (TJ) protein degradation is a decisive step in hypoxic blood-brain barrier (BBB) breakdown in stroke.

The article suggests ways that can help managers to overcome these barriers and incorporate three decisive managerial roles into their corporate agenda and culture to advance corporate sustainability.

Although zero-point and thermal vibrational contributions have a small quantitative effect on barriers, both the potential energy and the free energy landscape unambiguously demonstrate that the decisive step for the dimerization has a significantly lower barrier than the monomer cyclization, with potential energy and free energy barrier differences of 0.72 and 0.51 eV, respectively.

Grass-roots campaigners like Mr. Whitehead helped Barack Obama break that barrier last year, giving him a decisive primary victory in southeast Queens, the heart of black middle-class New York, even though party leaders backed Hillary Rodham Clinton.

The way the barriers were categorised was not decisive for this pragmatic purpose.