Sentence examples for enter barriers from inspiring English sources

Higher market share and better ability to enter barriers and obtain projects make politically connected companies invest more on consumers.

Binding of an NTR to these hydrophobic clusters might therefore destabilise and transiently open adjacent meshes, thereby allowing the receptor to enter the barrier (Ribbeck and Görlich, 2001).

Another theory that might explain the findings of the study is that of the augmented permeability of the blood brain barrier in patients with neurodegenerative diseases, such as multiple sclerosis [ 32, 33]; this phenomenon may give to the H.pylori the chance to enter the barrier and accelerate or influence their course.

We entered "language barriers" and "number of diagnoses" as exogenous variables, and the logarithmically transformed variables "health care costs", "health care usage" and "number of visits" as endogenous, and fitted the model using the statistical program SAS 9.1.3.

Note that the intruder cannot enter the two barriers simultaneously since there is no intersection between b1's and b2's boundaries.

Once inside the human body via the skin, lung, and digestive system, the nanoparticles often penetrate the barriers, enter the bloodstream, and directly interact with the vascular endothelial cells (ECs).

Barriers enter into our lives for a few reasons -- to protect, to enlighten and to develop us.

"We're entering a barrier of slow innovation," Mr. Kuittinen said.

The second layer using granular activated carbon as microbial carrier is able to biodegrade nitrate entering the barrier system.

The second layer using granular expanded perlite as microbial carrier is able to biodegrade MTBE entering the barrier system.

Additionally, the fact that physicians are slow in typing and entering data (Barrier C3) will cost more time for each patient visit than before.