Sentence examples for physiological barriers from inspiring English sources

Here, we discuss the anatomical and physiological barriers that must be overcome by such devices.

However, their therapeutic application in vivo is limited due largely to several physiological barriers.

In certain cases, antibiotics are not effective because of the distribution problems caused by physiological barriers in the body.

On this base, the investigations on non-viral gene vectors with the ability to overcome physiological barriers are increasing.

Anatomic and physiological barriers limit drug delivery to the posterior segment of the eye via topical or systemic administration.

Research and treatment in the nervous system is challenged by many physiological barriers posing a major hurdle for neurologists.

The Dash Button, about the size of a doorbell button, covered in a brightly coloured brand representing what will be bought if the button is pushed comes without a price indicator – or the physiological barrier that seeing the cost creates.

Given increased opportunities to compete, and no longer shunned for having muscles, women are now pushing against the physiological barrier that, scientists say, gives men a 10 to 15percentt advantage in athletic performance because of increased muscle mass and oxygen-carrying capacity.

Transgenic technology successfully elevates Fe in the grain, suggesting no physiological barrier regulating it.

Skin, the largest organ of human body, is a physiological barrier that protects the organism against pathogens and chemical or physical damage.

Oral mucosa is a physiological barrier against several exogenous stimuli, among which cigarette smoke represents a source of reactive oxidizing compounds.