Sentence examples for encounters barriers from inspiring English sources

Overall, this study suggests that, after intragastric inoculation, V. cholerae encounters barriers to infection including an acidic environment and an immediate immune response that is circumvented by sodium bicarbonate and the anti-inflammatory effects of ketamine-xylazine.

Finally, 41.3% reported that the discussion of a rational prescription is not frequent, and encounters barriers within the Institution.

The ICF states that: "Disability is a decrement in functioning at the body, individual or societal level that arises when an individual with a health condition encounters barriers in the environment" and "Disability is a complex phenomenon, reflecting an interaction between features of a person's body and features of the society in which he or she lives" [ 1].

And yet women seeking to run for office still encounter barriers their male counterparts do not.

And now Lactalis is starting to encounter barriers to extending its control.

People with disabilities, they say, are the "experts" because they know what it is like to encounter barriers.

"A lot of the unemployed New Yorkers who have lost their jobs in this recession are going to encounter barriers to social services that are meant for them".

The goal must be to manage the care landscape so that individuals can navigate the different sectors without encountering barriers or boundaries.

This is where we encounter barriers, or challenges as I prefer to call them, but where there are challenges – there are opportunities.

Beyond the media focus on the race for the White House a new report by the Ruderman Family Foundation explores evidence that, regardless of political rhetoric, people with disabilities in the US routinely encounter barriers within the broader electoral process.

Ms. Young said she believed the state had not strengthened its charter-school laws sooner because the high-quality charter operators in the state were only now encountering barriers posed by the cap on contracts and lack of facilities financing.