Sentence examples for state barrier from inspiring English sources

"Nonetheless, by removing a state barrier to leave, this reform could lead to a large outflow — many of whom will eventually want to come to the United States — or it could begin to allow a circular flow of people that could enhance the economic opening of the island".

Each landscape contains two minima separated by an intervening transition state barrier, indicative of first order (2-state) kinetics.

In enzymology, it is a commonly accepted concept that an enzyme accelerates a chemical reaction by lowering the transition state barrier.

The unstable stacking fault energy barriers for slip by far exceeded the transformation transition state barrier permitting transformation to occur with little irreversibility.

Table 1 Barrier height and the energy of the final state relative to the initial state     Barrier height/eV Energy difference/eV   Step-terrace structure Side bond 1.35 1.06     Back bond 1.18 0.34   Kinked structure Side bond 0.95 0.58     Back bond 0.81 −0.81  .

For myosins of high duty ratio, external forces (e.g., that from oligomerized and cooperative monomers and that from the cargo load) are able to change the transition state barrier of step-4 and to shift its equilibrium, thus affecting ADP release (Heissler and Sellers 2016a).

This paper discusses the current state, barriers, and future directions of consumer-facing applications (apps).

This law handed states the primary role in regulating health insurance in violation of the Constitution's Interstate Commerce Clause, which expressly gives Uncle Sam authority to check state barriers that inhibit the free flow of goods and services.

Virtual private networks are routinely shared and irritation with state barriers to access is readily expressed.

Just 13 states have completely barred same-sex marriage as many courts have struck down state barriers to gay marriage and to the recognition of other issues related to marriage such as adoption and end-of-life issues.

One in every ten children 8.1 million—in the United States is uninsured and two thirds of these children are eligible for CHIP and Medicaid but not enrolled because of state barriers to coverage.