This is because it is usually more straightforward to analyse intrinsic barriers than to grasp extrinsic barriers experimentally, since the latter will most likely depend on unknown ecological interactions.
The 1994 Uruguay round, named after its country of launch, required countries to convert their farm quotas and other barriers into straightforward tariffs.
The questionnaire we used was a straightforward tool for identifying barriers to compliance and most causes expressed in the responses, such as unavailability and unsatisfactory supply of cleaning products, could be easily remedied by managers interested in improving IC compliance.
Molecular design breeding is one of straightforward approaches to break yield barriers in rice.
The dynamics which describe a missile are known to be non-minimum phase with respec t to direc t control and consequently become a barrier for using straightforward feedback linearization.
Self-swabbing overcame many of these barriers by offering a relatively straightforward, rapid and easy alternative.
The components of this system are relatively inexpensive and straightforward to use, overcoming many of the barriers currently hindering hESC research and making this system an attractive alternative to currently available feeder-free systems.
Each of these presents practical barriers, but these are simple and straightforward concerns to articulate so it is possible they may mask other barriers to change.
The paper furthermore contributes to trade theory by deriving a straightforward rule for the optimal tariff respectively trade barrier.
While it is envisioned that treatment with sulodexide, which is a mixture of heparan and dermatan sulfates, may restore a damaged glycocalyx by supplementation of glycocalyx constituents, the mechanisms underlying the improved glycocalyx barrier properties by metfomin seem less straightforward.
