Accessibility includes general awareness of available remedies, availability and affordability of legal advice and representation, and absence of excessive or unreasonable fees, procedural hurdles, and other barriers to access the formal dispute resolution systems.
"The poor state of credit availability is an extra hurdle for the UK, which already faces an array of headwinds from private deleveraging, fiscal drag and the EMU crisis," Saunders said.
Cliff Fetner, the owner of Jaco Custom Builders in Hauppauge, who has traditionally built on smaller lots, said that while the biggest hurdle is availability of land, once a parcel is found a builder faces an even bigger problem -- because of the competition -- in negotiating a deal that is profitable.
While vector availability was a substantial hurdle a decade ago, innovative new production methods now routinely match the scale of AAV doses required for clinical testing.
Each platform faces numerous technical hurdles, and the availability of either technology let alone a choice of services remains spotty.
One giant hurdle is retail availability.
For electric cars over all, one big hurdle is the availability of charging stations.
With microbial production becoming the primary choice for natural product synthesis, increasing precursor and cofactor availability has become a chief hurdle for the generation of efficient production platforms.
"Availability and content are two big hurdles to widespread use by consumers". The technology needs to be refined too.
Single-copy nuclear polymorphic sequences are widely regarded as the marker of choice; but even these markers are not free of obstacles, such as the availability of the markers and technical hurdles in resolving haplotypes [ 26].
A major hurdle has been the availability of fresh tumour tissue, as the preservation of diagnostic material is nearly always in formalin and paraffin.
