Sentence examples for support barrier from inspiring English sources

The results are discussed in view of designing slurry variables to support barrier layer planarization with reduced roles of mechanical abrasion.

Lack of top management commitment and support (barrier no. 1) and organizational cultural difference (barrier no. 7) are next level barriers.

Both astrocytes and pericytes have been shown to support barrier function via tight junction retention and reduction of endothelial cell death under hypoxic conditions [ 6, 11– 11].

Physicians are concerned that vendors are not qualified to provide a proper service, or will go out of business and disappear from the market, leading to a lack of technical support (Barrier B2) and a large financial loss (Barrier A3) [ 5, 8, 17].

In the subscale of Attitude/Support, the definition of reference group was participants who perceived no Attitude/Support environmental barriers (attitude and support barriers score = 0).

The four factors formed logical constructs, which were labeled as subscales called "services and assistance barriers," "attitude and support barriers," "physical and structural barriers," and "policy barriers".

(plumbing, support, group meetings, emergency contact and clinician support) Barriers: What does the clinician see are the barriers to home haemodialysis and how could these be addressed?

Barriers other than fear of injury are also important to consider because participants with diabetes commonly reported social support barriers to physical activity.

The interview guide explored women's smoking, quitting and relapse experiences, awareness and use of local and provincial smoking cessation support, barriers to access and suggestions to better help women address their tobacco-related goals.

Although oncologists acknowledge the importance of nutritional support, barriers such as lack of knowledge, clear guidelines and lower priority because of time constraints may prevent referral for, or direct nutritional intervention.

Themes arising from all stakeholder groups related to communication, unexpected events, importance of patient attitude and active involvement, professional and social support, barriers to recovery and a return to normalcy.