Sentence examples for Institutional hurdles from inspiring English sources

Internet-based approaches to SNA offer a means to overcome institutional hurdles to conducting survey-based SNA, provide unique insight into an institution's web presences, allow for easy snowballing (iterative process that incorporates new nodes in the network), and afford monitoring of social networks through time.

Still, it is only one response to the daunting cultural and institutional hurdles facing women in China, Ms. Feng said.

a2ru identifies issues and trends in arts-integrative interdisciplinary research, curricula and creative practice and addresses their institutional hurdles.

They recommended that researchers now try to determine the common misperceptions, myths and institutional hurdles that caused fear among the public and impeded control of SARS.

Part of the time was spent in navigating the institutional hurdles that inevitably accompany every attempt at doing something new (zoning rules, insurance).

Using Dower's (2008) criteria from the Articles of the European Landscape Convention, the results show that whilst some progress has been made in landscape policy and practice, largely through the actions of key individuals and champions, there are significant institutional hurdles and resource limitations to overcome.

But before he could crack the trade-book market, he had to overcome two longstanding hurdles: institutional bias and prohibitive cost.

Individuals would be able to obtain information without having to jump through the hoops and hurdles of institutional spaces.

Nevertheless, exchange of information is still restricted by patent law, as well as by institutional, cultural and traditional hurdles that create protective barriers hindering the free flow of this valuable commodity.

Further still, the Clinical Trial Application and similar review processes also involve potential review, questions, and concerns from local authorities such as ethics committees and institutional review boards, adding hurdles.

Inquiries from Australian regulators and opposition from institutional shareholders are the latest hurdles hindering China's Aluminum Corp. of China, better known as Chinalco, from raising its stake in Rio Tinto by July as planned.