Sentence examples for underlying barrier from inspiring English sources

The cyclic voltammetry and current transients indicated more active electro chemistry of the alloy than of essentially pure Al, consistent with the expected solubility of the Fe and V components of the alloy, ac impedance analysis indicated that the underlying barrier oxide film was either absent altogether or flawed in nature.

Logistical issues, especially limited time for interprofessional interaction, posed an underlying barrier (see diagram in online supplementary file 5).

At another level, our results highlight resource constraints at different levels as the underlying barrier for adequate care of children with fatal acute febrile illness.

This paper applies an analytic hierarchy process (AHP) to examine and prioritize underlying barriers to adoption of cleaner production (CP) by small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in China from the perspectives of government, industry and expert stakeholder groups.

In our narratives, cumulative trauma and adversity were often the common factors underlying barriers to recovery such as psychiatric symptoms, substance abuse and social isolation.

The current infection control system in Mongolia is likely to remain ineffective unless the underlying barriers and challenges are adequately addressed.

38 39 Such multipronged approach could be implemented in Assin North, with the added advantage from this study of targeting identified underlying barriers to care, a theme mentioned but not expanded in the Lancet series.

However, the non-cultural structural factors that underlie barriers to behaviour change, and which reinforce problematic features of the culture, should also be addressed within intervention packages.

Both the amorphous TNTs and underlying TiO2 barrier layer turned into polycrystalline anatase after being annealed at 450°C.

In the present study we measured the strengths of reproductive barriers, and gained some information on the mechanisms underlying these barriers, between two geographically isolated D. montana populations adapted to different kinds of environmental conditions.

Our data lay the groundwork for studies which should aim to not only measure the strengths of potential reproductive barriers, but also identify the mechanisms, both genetic and phenotypic, underlying these barriers.