Sentence examples for initial barriers from inspiring English sources

Before charge equilibration, that is, with V(d)=0, the initial barriers are then simply given by Δe=Φeff−EA and Δh=IE−Φeff, respectively.

Though it may seem like a lot of hard work, we believe any of these initial barriers can be overcome with creative thinking and enthusiasm.

However, in most cases, there are initial barriers to starting one, and when it works, there are no tools to easily assess its impact over time.

But borrowing from another science, Dr. Neumann notes that biological systems have multiple immune systems — not only are there initial barriers, but a second system consisting of sentinels like T cells has the ability to detect and eliminate intruders and then remember them to provide protection in the future.

Offering your expertise for free in the early stages allows you to remove many initial barriers you would face if you were charging a fee for your time.

Hubley said it often takes three to four weeks in class to loosen the initial barriers between students and for people to share more openly.

However, once that initial barrier was broken and they started talking about it, they were happy to chat away.

We show that, unlike in other cancer types, lung cancer dissemination is a major initial barrier to metastasis.

In contrast, conditioned medium from LPS-stimulated A549 cells (10 µg/ml for 24 hours), which resulted in higher concentrations of PGE2, (cf. Fig. 1b) consistently caused a more pronounced initial barrier improvement (Fig. 5c,d).

In addition to serving as an initial barrier to tumorigenesis, evidence in the literature has pointed towards a highly conserved role for many polarity regulators during tumor formation and progression.

The initial barrier for elementary events of fracture of the alloy (activation energy), coefficients of local overstresses in the samples, and the theoretical strength of the alloy has been found.