Sentence examples for set a barrier from inspiring English sources

Such a power, if exerted, will set a barrier to traffic between one state and another as effective as if customs duties equal to the price differential had been laid upon the thing transported.

This strict volume dependence and the randomness of the internal distributions of the heterogeneous regions [18, 19] set a barrier for comparison of the samples from the point of the current amplitudes due to the difficulties to bring the gels to exactly the same swelling ratios and to repeat the synthesis with exactly the same internal morphology.

Setting a barrier of action to joining a Cause ensures people really care about what they say they do, but it also creates a hurdle to sharing and growth.

The lack of this mechanistic knowledge sets a barrier in mapping out regulatory networks of neural progenitors and their progeny.

The intrinsic dynamic instability of microtubules not only gives rise to the divergence of MAPs, but also sets a barrier against common high-throughput interaction mapping techniques.

Therefore, P2X7 gene SNPs cause the reduction of P2X7 receptor function, setting a barrier in the bonding of P2X7 receptor with ATP, thereby reducing the capacity of macrophages to kill MTB, which was associated with the pathogenesis of TB.

Hardt said authorities have set a high barrier for participation in construction of the 5G network, insisting on strict security protocols he said would be difficult for Huawei to meet.

Thomas said the court made a mistake in 1964 when it set a high barrier for public officials to sue the press for defaming them with a false story.

Mr. Lamy said the bill would set a market entry barrier for several European telecommunications companies.

The peer review system also tends to set a very high barrier for authors to publish truly novel findings.

Like many Israeli hawks, he has opposed land concessions to the Palestinians and is hesitant to set down a barrier that could be seen as a future border.