The use of Chinese resources may increase the barriers for these women to find local health services available.
Lower SES may increase several barriers for participation and therefore several aspects of "practical organisation" should be addressed systematically in future research on dissemination especially of parent focussed programmes.
These observations, collectively, prompt us to hypothesise that the high frequency of cytoplasmic Survivin in primary GBM may increase the barriers to cell apoptosis, accelerate the oncogenic process of primary GBM, in particular, facilitate the development of primary GBM in a short period without an identifiable less-malignant pre-existing lesion.
Unsureness about whether cognitive deficits are at all present may increase the barrier to raising the issue during regular consultations with the patient or family.
Alternatively, there may be increased barriers to participation for adult children caregivers, who are more likely to be working full-time, more likely to have young families, and thus less likely to have the scheduling flexibility to participate in clinical trials in the 9-to-5 clinic schedules in which they are generally conducted.
It is important to note that when there is a high regulatory regime, then entry barriers may increase.
Clinician enthusiasm for a dialysis modality is a key determinant of the proportion of patients that are treated with that modality 11; as such, addressing clinician attitudinal, knowledge and experience barriers may increase acceptance and motivation to establish home haemodialysis programmes.
Although training midwives results in a lower yield of PAC – which may increase if the identified barriers to provision are addressed – than training doctors, it is suggested that midwife PAC training is an efficient and cost-effective method to reduce maternal mortality due to unsafe abortions [ 62].
The potent activity of voriconazole against this fungus and its availability, with good penetration of the hematoencephalic barrier, may increase the chance of recovery and survival.
It is unknown whether a putative impairment of the skin barrier may increase the propensity to low-grade inflammation in other organs as well.
