Sentence examples for effective barriers from inspiring English sources

The enhanced durability of the Pt/functionalized GC results from the combined effect of the in situ grafted layers acting as effective barriers for the migration of Pt nanoparticles and subsequent their agglomeration on the GC surfaces and the slow-down of the kinetics of the carbon oxidation reaction induced by high degree of graphitization.

Before the advent of these new technologies, time and effort created effective barriers to surveillance abuse.

Dense smectite clays can be compacted as bentonite blocks to serve as effective barriers to isolate radioactive wastes.

"A robust system is needed to ensure effective barriers are in place to prevent people from negotiating themselves into positions of trust in order to sexually abuse children".

Use of a detergent additive called Tinosorb that makes fabrics into more effective barriers to UV light raised the shirt's score by 400percentt after washing.

It's the fear of mass contagion, a fear that returns us, somehow, to a time of epidemics like smallpox or bubonic plague or Spanish influenza, a time when effective barriers against the spread of disease were almost nonexistent.

"The skin is a very effective barrier".

This opposition became an effective barrier to the dam.

The skin is a very effective barrier that protects us from potentially harmful substances.

But even though the routes to and from the gates were always left open - to avoid breaking the law - the pickets still formed an effective barrier.

As the youngest of six children and with an ex-professional providing fatherly guidance, Simmons has an effective barrier against an over-inflated ego.