Sentence examples for regular barrier from inspiring English sources

After wounding and injury, skin is extremely sensitive and irritable during the healing phase until regular barrier function is reestablished.

At birth the skin of nidogen-null mice fulfills regular barrier functions revealing no obvious water loss (inside out) and complete resistance against dye penetration (outside in).

Peng-Roos-Terlaky [2 4] proposed new variants of interior point methods (IPMs) based on self-regular barrier functions and achieved so far the best known complexity for large-update methods with a specific self-regular barrier function.

Recently, Peng et al. [5] introduced so-called self-regular barrier functions for primal-dual IPMs for LO, the iteration bound for large-update methods for LO was improved from O ( n log n ε ) to O ( n log n log n ε ), which almost closes the gap between the iteration bounds for large- and small-update methods.

Nearer barriers, the soil water reduction (relative to regular tillage without barriers) for leucaena barriers was 56% less with minimum tillage and 77% less with regular tillage.

Napier barriers with minimum tillage suppressed maize row-grain yields (relative to regular tillage without barriers) by 26% over a distance of 3 m along the barrier crop interface.

To increase regular dental attendance, barriers must be controlled through appropriate education and intervention.

We opted for a river system with a high restoration priority, and a regular distribution of barriers.

Nevertheless, irrespective of an individual's belief in the benefits of regular exercise, several barriers to actually undertaking exercise were identified, such as lack of time and having a pre-existing condition that may make exercising uncomfortable [ 38, 40].

OBJECTIVE To determine, in an adult population with type 1 diabetes, barriers to regular physical activity using a diabetes-specific barriers measure (the Barriers to Physical Activity in Diabetes [type 1] [BAPAD1] scale) and factors associated with these barriers.

Studies show that cost is a major barrier to regular use of contraceptives for low-income and young women.