The border was mainly constituted of institutional barriers, the most important being the legal and regulatory restrictions within JJIs, the institute of science, the nature of earmarked funding and institutionalisation of academic and clinical ethics.
In the wake of 9/11, there were calls for the government to institute new barriers to cryptography, to avoid its use in communications by enemies of the United States.
The ability to rapidly recognize Marburg virus infections is critical to quickly institute proper barrier nursing precautions and limit further spread of the disease.
Mice between 6 10 weeks of age were used and maintained in the institute's barrier-facility.
Strategies need to be instituted to overcome barriers that media practitioners face to access the research evidence and experts.
This study is complementary to a recently published study that examined challenges and barriers in instituting genomic medicine from the perspective of institutional clinical leadership.
When it became clear that the test couldn't ensure the safety of uncovered foam insulation, California instituted the thermal barrier requirement in 1979, which requires that insulation be protected by a barrier wall, typically half-inch-thick gypsum wallboard.
The inconsistency between our qualitative and quantitative findings might also be explained by a lack of awareness about CIHR programs instituted to address the barriers, such as the MD/PhD studentships and the Clinician Scientist Phase 1 and 2 awards.
Using an outline proforma, the practice teams reflected on their current performance, identified aspects of care they wished to improve and made practical plans to overcome barriers and institute change.
Dr. Weissman accused the health institutes of "putting this ideological barrier in the way" of treating disease.
