Sentence examples for restrictive barriers from inspiring English sources

Restrictive barriers were to be dismantled, taxes cut, public spending squeezed.

Several restrictive barriers hinder drug delivery to this district.

In post-treatment cancers, ADC values are increased because of cell death and reduction of restrictive barriers but foci of necrosis may also display high ADC values.

The two examiners performed the diagnostic motions while simultaneously monitoring the motions for specific palpable cues, for example, tissue texture changes and restrictive barriers.

However, monolayers of immortalized human brain capillary endothelial cell lines are known to form only moderately restrictive barriers, with TEER values in the range of 20 200 Ωcm[ 17, 20, 21].

High Velocity Low Amplitude technique, where a rapid therapeutic force (thrust) of brief duration over a short distance within a joint's anatomical range of motion is employed to engage the restrictive barrier with the aim to decrease restriction in the joint.

"You are instantly limiting the movement of the skin by putting a restrictive barrier on your face," Dr. Madfes said.

And James B. Clawson, a representative of the California wine industry, wrote, "The single most restrictive barrier to wine exports remains the high import tariffs of most of the major markets buying U.S. wine today".

The blood-brain barrier (BBB) comprised of brain capillary endothelial cells is the most restrictive barrier in vivo that hampers the transport of s ubstances from the peripheral circulation to the brain and helps maintain brain homeostasis [1].

"There are so many reasons why this is unacceptable, and not just because this is a government-run health service that is giving out phone numbers for organizations that would provide biased information, and who are anti-choice, but because this is yet another bigoted and restrictive barrier that people who are looking for abortion services have to navigate".

Both populations, Asembo and Jego, are separated by the Great Rift Valley, which represents a restrictive barrier to gene flow within the species An. gambiae [49].