Sentence examples for introduction of barriers from inspiring English sources

(Although we do not show the data here, these studies also compare suicide rates at nearby sites before and after the introduction of barriers at the hotspot, thereby providing additional information on the effectiveness of barriers).

The application of pressure to the eye and the introduction of barriers to oxygen diffusion (e.g. contact lenses) through the cornea have a crucial influence on the physiological and pathophysiological balance of retinal vascular function [ 18– 20].

The data from the eight studies that examined the number of suicides by jumping before and after the installation of barriers is shown in Table 2. Six of the studies had zero events after the introduction of barriers at the hotspots and exposure time ranged from approximately 5 months to 22 years.

Further, it is reported that the leakage current can be reduced remarkably by the introduction of barrier anodic alumina and/or ALD passivation layers in the AAO template.

HCWs' fears were sustained by the continuing occurrence of occupational transmission after the introduction of barrier-nursing.

Five out of six occupational cases of EHF in HCWs occurred after the introduction of barrier nursing, probably due to breaches of barrier nursing principles.

Five more HCWs, however, all members of the EHF case management team, became infected after the declaration of the outbreak and the introduction of barrier nursing.

Our concern is that, having voted for Brexit, we are likely to see the introduction of trade barriers and the imposition of tariffs," she says.

This creates another support for those who want to see a U.S. devaluation or the introduction of more barriers to trade.

In the more sterically crowded series of complex, [Ni2L7]4+ along with the series of linked heptaaza macrocyclic complexes [Ni2L9 11]4+ much more positive redox potentials were observed due to both alkylation of the coordinated nitrogen atoms, which decreases the ligand field, and the introduction of steric barriers to axial coordination.

14 Studies examining the introduction of suicide barriers at Memorial Bridge in Augusta, Maine 15 and Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol, England 16 as well as the introduction of a safety net at Muenster Terrace in Bern, Switzerland 17 showed reductions in mean numbers of suicides of 0.6, 4.2, and 2.5 persons per year respectively at each location.