Sentence examples for more recent barriers from inspiring English sources
Haplotypes from the Northern Group were distributed in populations localized in regions associated with Barrier II [ 19], which is younger than Barrier I. Finally, haplotypes from the Southern Group occurred in a region corresponding to the more recent Barriers III and IV [ 19].
There are even some more recent no-barrier-to-entry startup approaches, like 'Tinder for art' startup Wydr — which lets anyone upload artworks for sale, and directly connects those artist/artwork owners with potential buyers who get to swipe through photos of the works in its app (effectively playing the gallery role itself, just without any curation).
Interestingly, respondents in the more recent studies identified relatively few barriers related to physician characteristics other than a need for training and critical appraisal skills [ 7- 9].
Most of the data were derived from the 2001 national census but some variables such as education, crime and barriers to services are more recent.
Implementation is more recent in Australia: an analysis of current institutional barriers to nationally harmonized implementation for water recycling regulation is presented.
More recent studies have demonstrated that HA is a barrier for chemotherapy drugs in pancreatic cancers [ 62, 63].
A more recent study demonstrated that alcohol exposure causes disruption of the epithelial barrier in the stomach and upper intestines (Bode and Bode 2003).
For example, "sister" areas that form a clade in the area cladogram, such as Australia and New Guinea, would have shared a more recent biotic connection in the past for ratite birds; that is, the barrier between these two areas was formed more recently than other barriers with the remaining areas.
However, more recent analyses indicate that it only makes a small direct contribution to the barrier to protein passage [ 31].
More recent data showed that oncogenic Nras-induced hepatocyte senescence followed by senescence surveillance acts as an efficient barrier to liver tumorigenesis [ 3].
