Sentence examples for reduced barrier from inspiring English sources

Although the PlayStation VR – recently rebranded from Morpheus – will likely trump the VR crowd due to its expansive user-base and reduced barrier to entry (i.e. it doesn't require a completely empty living room), judged solely on my short time with it, Vive's illusion of reality is the closest gaming has come to dispensing with the need for any form of suspension of disbelief.

Comparisons to Wired-NOR hardware and Shared-Lock software approaches indicate reduced barrier detection time, decreased inter-PE wiring requirements, and increased functionality.

It is interesting to find that there exists a trough because of the trade-off between a reduced barrier by the electronic dielectric dipole and an increased tunneling resistance by the accretion of the insulator's thickness.

In the framework of energy landscape model these findings indicate that co-solvents lead to reduced barrier heights between energy valleys, and thus efficient screening of protein conformations can take place.

On the one hand it enhanced barrier effect of MFS coating through improving crosslinking density of the coating; on the other hand it reduced barrier effect by causing coating defects.

These findings indicate that TLE prevents NF-κB activity and exacerbates acute intestinal inflammation through enhanced epithelial apoptosis and reduced barrier function following injury.

We're benefiting from dramatically reduced barriers for building and distributing mobile apps, but the way enterprise software is procured and sold (and thus monetized) remains mostly unchanged.

Finally, WHO pre-approval of the Shanchol® vaccine reduced barriers to the acquisition of the vaccine.

Previous experiences in foreign countries seemed to have reduced barriers to longer-term migration.

"Technology is getting cheaper all the time, reducing barriers to entry into the market.

To reduce barriers to growth and investment, I've ordered a review of government regulations.