Sentence examples for terms of barrier from inspiring English sources

Each release scenario is described by an initiating event (i.e., a deviation), the barrier functions introduced to prevent the initiating event from developing into a release, and how the barrier functions are implemented in terms of barrier systems.

The coated films have been investigated and compared to uncoated films in terms of barrier properties, surface topography, roughness and surface energy using scanning electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy and contact angle measurement.

In terms of barrier properties for preventing the DMFC reactants loss, the polymer electrolyte membrane based on the sulfonated poly ether ether ketone) with SD lower or equal to 71%, although having slightly lower proton conductivity, presented much better characteristics for fuel cell applications compared with the well known Nafion® 112.

How these changes impact on the mucus properties in terms of barrier function and transport is not known.

This is most striking in terms of barrier penetration, unusual exposure routes (e.g., the olfactory bulb) and accumulation in the body.

The characteristics of this first inoculum is of utmost importance because it impacts the further colonization of microbiota and simultaneously the functional development of the intestinal tissue in terms of barrier function and in terms of immune programming [ 13, 14].

This is often explained in literature in terms of barriers in markets, institutions and organizations.

That makes an immense difference in terms of barriers to usage for people who may not be all that technologically savvy.

The placental structure varies widely between species both in terms of barriers between maternal and fetal circulations and the shape of the interchange region.

In terms of barriers or obstacles faced when participating in existing citizen science platforms, they raised issues related to the design of the mission such as length and topic of tasks and lack of feedback and support to guide interactions.

The report itself suggests almost £1m can be saved in 'value engineering' - asking each authority to reassess its needs in terms of barriers, signage, temporary toilets and so on - while a further £120,000 could come from the local authorities in Barnsley, Derbyshire and Rochdale, which so far have not contributed.