79, 81 A lung cancer risk test, educating smokers about their personalized risk, aims to undermine this barrier to quitting (see above) and in preliminary studies shows promise in improving smoking cessation.
In his book Hearths of Darkness: The Family in the American Horror Film, Tony Williams praises the depth of the film's characterizations, calling Dollarhyde a "victim of society" and his portrayal "undermining convenient barriers between monster and human".
The epithelium appears to be rather resistant towards apical (luminal) DON application whereas the same toxin dose from basolateral severely undermines barrier integrity.
Other obstacles lie in the rich world, whose subsidies and trade barriers undermine Brazil's exports.
Back then, Farouk al-Kasim, an Iraqi-born Norwegian petroleum engineer, warned that all that sudden easy money could create "so much pressure that it will completely overwhelm environmental concerns; the force can undermine moral, ethical barriers".
However, multiple barriers undermine the efforts of primary health care workers to properly manage and deal with battered women.
Clinical and lab researches showed that variety of factors could weaken or undermine the intestinal barrier structure and function, such as trauma, sepsis[1], operation, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, severe pancreatitis, long-term parenteral nutrition, and so on, thus resulted in bacteria translocation, subsequently led to endogenous infection and endotoxiemia (ETM).
His book is essential to understanding the visible and invisible barriers that undermine the fight against AIDS in South Africa.
Fair Play is good in identifying many of the barriers that undermine the possibility of creating rich and varied play environments.
The new law's goals have broad support, even though some experts question whether breaking those barriers could undermine the independence of federal agencies and create unprecedented invasions of individuals' privacy.
