Sentence examples for weaker barriers from inspiring English sources

The individuals who have a positive attitude perceive weaker barriers (they have stronger behavioral control).

"Asian skin is found to have a weaker barrier function, making it more it sensitive to external chemical elements," explains Hubbard.

We attribute it to the weakening of the tunneling barrier with increasing v D. To confirm this point the threshold characteristics for a still weaker barrier strength (l = 3) is considered.

The results of this work further support the hypothesis that amphibian skin is more permeable to xenobiotics than mammalian skin and represents a weaker barrier to the dermal uptake of chemicals.

One possibility is that it is due to a weaker barrier function of the mucosa in the proximal esophagus.

The international community must run through the weak barriers thrown up by a regime taking advantage of the international community's propensity to twiddle its thumbs in the face of a crisis.

For weak barriers there is a relatively large current transmission below one leading to drain leakage currents.

Now we turn to the fact that weak barriers necessarily exist at boundary points of bounded open sets which are holomorphically simply connected.

Dry grassland habitats with limited river systems and frequently interrupted water supplies caused by weaker monsoons acted as migratory barriers for freshwater fish, but were relatively weak barriers for Euphaea damselflies, particularly at the larval stage.

Due to weak barriers to gene flow and the presence of endangered taxa, the whitefish species complex is an excellent study system to investigate the consequences of hybridization in conservation.

This conclusion stands independently of the low reproductive isolation between NSH, BH, and EW, which is in accordance with the generally weak barriers to gene flow among whitefishes (Vonlanthen et al. 2012).