Sentence examples for decreased barriers from inspiring English sources

While the EHR may not have embodied multidisciplinary healthcare teams, it decreased barriers in regard to specialties accessing patients' complete health history.

Policy reforms must target both the financing and the delivery systems to achieve increased receipt of diabetes services and decreased barriers to care.

The inflammatory skin diseases psoriasis and atopic dermatitis also show decreased barrier function, but the underlying mechanisms remain under investigation.

Studies by Tung revealed that this kind of inhomogeneous behavior is observed in all semiconductors and results in overall decreased barrier heights [4].

Studies by Iucolano et al. revealed that this kind of inhomogeneous behavior is observed in all semiconductors and results in overall decreased barrier heights [10].

The low overall activation energy of polymerization is mainly ascribed to the decreased barrier for entering radicals into the latex particles with increasing temperature.

Transepidermal water loss (TEWL), a measure of epidermal water barrier function, was increased in the involved skin, demonstrating that the active psoriatic process is associated with decreased barrier function (Figure 3).

This translocation is supported by increased levels of lipopolysaccharide which is a surrogate parameter of gram-negative bacteremia [8], bacterial overgrowth in the small bowel [9], and decreased barrier function of the intestine in patients with liver cirrhosis [10].

This enhancement results in a decreased barrier for surface diffusion of adsorbed COad through the cooperative diffusion mechanism, based on structural relaxation of the catalyst support cluster, proposed in this work.

By contrast, SPAK transgenic mice showed a ∼4.5-fold increase in the FITC dextran level (3.469±234 mg /μg protein), indicating decreased barrier function in these mice.

Furthermore, the data clearly show that the decreased barrier integrity observed in DKO relative to Il10−/− mice occurs prior to, rather than in response to, the development of colon inflammation.