Sentence examples for environment barriers from inspiring English sources

In the marine environment barriers to gene flow are in most cases caused by gradients in environmental factors, ocean circulation and/or larval behavior.

The structure of the questionnaire, among others, included questions related to business environment barriers in which they operate.

Before we can tackle the environment barriers that block our children from school, before we can address the lack of training of doctors that block our children from hospital, before we can strengthen the social policies that streamline family services, this stigma must become yesterday's news," said Joyce Banda, the President of Malawi at the opening of the Forum.

The Andes' environmental heterogeneity, high levels of biodiversity, and the fact that it is the focus of conservation efforts, make this region an ideal test case to study the effects of environment, barriers, and geographic distance on diversification, and to map biological variation.

Relative to other racial/ethnic groups, African American adolescents are more likely to reside in low-income urban areas that have more built environment barriers such as poor housing stock, sidewalks, street design and greater traffic density within neighborhoods [ 9, 10].

Because the intestinal epithelium is the largest surface barrier to the external environment, barrier maintenace is critical for the organism's survival.

Interactions between the intestinal environment, barrier function, and immune system have been shown to have a major impact in the rate of T1D development.

In marine environments, barriers to dispersal are uncommon, which makes ecological speciation less likely than in more isolated landscapes [ 25].

Although the International Maritime Organization IMOO) has adopted a series of conventions to mitigate the impacts of shipping on the marine environment, substantial barriers remain at the regional level.

However, the data access rate of a RFID system could be interfered by the environment furnishings, barriers, deployment method, and number of readers.

In each environment, specific barriers to proliferation act as strong selection forces that determine the optimal phenotypic properties that permit tumor growth and invasion.