Sentence examples for presenting a barrier from inspiring English sources

The field lacks such measures, Insel says, presenting a barrier to developing new drugs.

Missed opportunities for human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccination are common, presenting a barrier to achieving widespread vaccine coverage and preventing infection.

Saturation index values for aragonite were substantially depressed (−1 to −5) and significantly negatively correlated with elevation, thereby presenting a barrier to re-colonisation of the upper intertidal slope by calcifying benthic organisms.

It's important to note that the difference between SRH and SRHR often leads to confusion at both policy and programme levels thereby presenting a barrier to operationalisation.

Inadequate transport provision may add to social exclusion among already vulnerable groups, i.e. those who are unemployed, elderly, sick, on low incomes, and women, presenting a barrier to jobs, health services, education, shops and other services [ 69, 70].

Some GPs lacked knowledge of heart failure and specialist services (box 3F, G), resulting in 'mismanaged patients.' GPs could also be possessive of their patients, presenting a barrier to referral for services such as specialist nurses (box 3F).

This clearly presents a barrier to many working-class graduates.

The net impact is to render offshore wind projects financially risky, which presents a barrier to expansion.

Of course Arsenal could have landed an easier champion than Bayern Munich, their last-16 conquerors in 2014, but Olympiakos and the Croatian champions should not present a barrier to a top-two finish.

They present a barrier to the spawning grounds of certain indigenous fish — alewife, for instance, which swim upstream to lay their eggs.

This presents a barrier that can hinder the otherwise broad adoption of new tools.