Sentences with phrase «more effective barrier»

Once the heroes return with the jewels, Dominico uses them to create a more effective barrier against Jessica.

We will also show a new way of thinking about fraud — instead of trying to prevent fraud by using shallow transactional data, we will show you how person - based data can be a much more effective barrier to fraud, as well as a critical tool for building safe, trusting online communities.

BeehiveID team will show you how person based data can be a much more effective barrier to fraud, as well as a critical tool for building safe online communities.

While the design modification responds to agency and public concern for more effective barriers layers, documentation of the relative permanence and long - term operation and maintenance aspects of the design have yet to be distributed.

Not exact matches

Despite the challenges they face, businesses and marketers seem to have their sights set on growth and overcoming those barriers.72 % of content marketers have made it a priority to create more engaging content, and 65 % have made it a priority to better understand what content is truly effective.

Because I reasoned that feelings of threat pose a barrier to transgressors» willingness to offer comprehensive apologies, I examined whether self - affirmation could buffer against this threat and consequently promote more effective apologies,» Schumann explains on the Society for Personality and Social Psychology blog.

The United States could certainly benefit from a more effective trade policy aimed at reducing barriers to trade through well - thought - out and forceful negotiations and taking actions that are consistent with global trade rules.

I can't be more effective than a trained American evangelist in reaching Americans for Christ, many barriers will hinder me from efficiency.

LAM is more effective than the progestin - only birth control pill and various barrier methods.

The consultation asked how land pooling could make a more effective contribution to assembling land and wanted views on any barriers inhibiting greater take up, and how those might be addressed.

Recognition of the barriers faced by scientists from underrepresented groups can inform programs designed to recruit and retain those scientists; understanding the prevalence and impact of deceitful research can lead to more effective policies to prevent them.

It is also investigating ways to update the building code to protect against more extreme weather events, and to build effective storm - surge barriers.

«The good news is that the data demonstrate that the current system of marine reserves on the Great Barrier Reef is effective in preserving predator numbers, and in doing so we can learn more about the processes affecting reefs in the face of multiple impacts,» Professor Kingsford says.

«Shaping behavior, not changing minds, more effective in boosting vaccination rates: Doctor reminders, prompts, reducing barriers can lead to more immunizations.»

And midcentury and beyond, there likely will need to be large flood barriers combined with a more modest approach, regardless of what is cost - effective immediately, according to Aerts.

The findings suggest a need to better understand the financial barriers to living donation and to develop more effective strategies to overcome them.

In the near term before 2040, the most cost - effective way to protect New York likely is a more modest combination of building improvements — such as raising new structures and home foundations — and smaller barrier methods to keep out water, such as small levees, the policy study finds.

The Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act and the Pediatric Research Equity Act were enacted to address the lack of information available to prevent and treat disease in children, and similar legislation could foster more research in pregnancy and pre-pregnancy and overcome the barriers to better vaccines and more effective clinical practices.

«To tackle one of the biggest big data challenges, Intel is also working closely with the Broad Institute in co-developing tools compatible with GATK to eliminate the barriers to more effective and widespread use of large scale genomic workloads.»

While these methods get a bad rap, they have come a really long way from the Rhythm Methods of the past and many are now as effective as hormonal methods (and more effective than barrier methods) when used consistently.

Additionally, the polyphenols in Manuka honey help repair the skin's natural barrier, making it more effective at absorbing and retaining moisture.

Insufficient time — If insufficient time is the barrier try more effective types of instruction like HIIT training which rounds between low and large paced exercises.

Playing a man with so many barriers up that he essentially lives a solitary life in the heart of the city that never sleeps, Sandler is reasonably effective in a role significantly more demanding than most of his other work.

Five steps to effective outdoor learning When considering how to improve and develop your LOtC provision, it can be hard to know where to start, especially if barriers exist which seem to prevent more LOtC from taking place.

Some of the reasons that parents rejected charters as placements were that «parents of students with disabilities may be more risk - averse,» «parents of students with disabilities may be able to use IEP process to get services from the district,» «transportation poses a particular barrier for students with disabilities,» «lower charter special education rates may reflect use of effective strategies to prevent or remediate common learning challenges,» and «district special education rates may reflect over-identification of students with disabilities.»

One of the most effective ways that Arizona can address the financial barriers that obstruct low income students — while also increasing enrollment and completion, and alleviating the financial strain on universities and colleges — is by offering more robust state - sponsored grant aid.

In a recent interview with Educational Leadership, he talked about his vision for knocking down the barriers that stand in the way of more effective schooling for all students.

Roadways are getting safer — with safer intersections, better signs and lighting, and more effective crash barriers.

That means safer intersections, better signs and lighting, and more effective crash barriers.

In the article The psychology of bear markets published in December 2009, during the brunt of the bear market James Montier writes about that the mental barriers to effective decision - making in bear markets are as many and varied as those that plague rationality during bull markets but that they more pronounced as fear and shock limits logical analysis.

Many cats live a more sheltered life than dogs, but unless the home provides an 100 % effective barrier to mosquitoes, these «indoor» cats are also be at risk for heartworm infection.

«I recently wrote an article in which I said many small walls are more effective than one giant wall because the energy it takes to cross all of these little barriers is more than a single wall that you can imagine being on the other side of.»

Effective policy frameworks are needed to overcome economic and non-economic barriers to energy efficiency and to incentivise adoption of more efficient technologies.

Heck, when it comes down to it, the 1.0 - 1.2 °C that has been realised thus far is now being accepted more and more by experts in the discipline as already having committed the Great Barrier Reef to effective destruction.

While it is perhaps a small point, I suggest that using more inclusive language to describe those among us who are not lawyers, and especially those who are not lawyers but work to support the rule of law and advocate for those who have no voice, could be effective in finding creative solutions to break down some of the barriers that impede access to justice in Canada.

Anything more and the text becomes a distraction and a barrier to effective communications.

Passing legislation that would remove the barriers to safe and effective utilization of medical assistants — especially those who have graduated from a programmatically accredited postsecondary medical assisting program and who have a current medical assisting credential, such as the CMA (AAMA)-- would enable physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other providers to concentrate their expertise on helping patients with more complex and acute medical needs.

Equally as effective, but given that it is harder to access, and there are more barriers, remaining consistently in treatment can be challenging.

Additional research is needed to identify means of overcoming barriers to care and establish more effective approaches to facilitate linkage to care and receipt of appropriate interventions.

But even a more effective vaccine won't address all the barriers to uptake.