Sentence examples for developed a barrier from inspiring English sources

Researchers at Aix-Marseille Université in France and at the University of Liverpool in the U.K. have now developed a barrier that keeps buildings from feeling these waves.

To overcome these inherent problems of the scratch assay, we developed a barrier cell migration assay.

He argued that in cases of primary autism, infants developed a barrier that was 'abnormally thick' and that the infant then went on to block all sensations to the extent that 'he fails to emerge from his primary narcissism'.

Texas has gone one better, developing a barrier with a constant slope of 79 degrees and no break at all.

This paper aims at defining a cryogenic tank concept design and developing a barrier layer with impregnated aramid paper to prevent permeation of gases through a composite sandwich wall of the tank.

To limit the intracellular concentration of toxic inhibitors, Gram-negative bacteria can diminish its entry by developing a barrier of low permeability [ 14].

Wallace strongly favored a natural science that also addressed moral, political, social, and metaphysical concerns, and with this inclination he ran against the tide that was more concerned with developing a barrier between politics and disinterested, objective science.

Nonetheless, high proportions of outdoor falls due to walking may develop a barrier to physical activity in those prone to falling thus leading to decreased independence and mobility, and increased numbers of older adults becoming homebound [ 16, 25].

We employed a modification of Andersen's model of health services utilization and developed a 'Healthcare Barrier Model,' to characterize the barriers to accessing health care in developing countries, using surgical care in Pakistan as a case study.

provided us with the possibility to test whether these isolates already developed an infertility barrier to H. jecorina, and if they would still be able to mate with each other.

For example, auxiliary analyses indicate that if the baseline adherence rate were only 32%%, a third of the population did not accurately report their adherence barrier, and if a third developed a new adherence barrier, the difference in adherence with RL versus standard tailoring would be more than twice that presented here.