Sentence examples for biological hurdle from inspiring English sources

Ultimately this biological hurdle accounts for the incomplete and often poor functional outcomes that occur despite our best efforts at nerve reconstruction.

In order to inflict serious harm, a virus has to clear several biological hurdles.

Currently, reliable broccoli production on the east coast is constrained by a number of biological hurdles.

Recent years have demonstrated a co-evolution of engineering solutions for neural disorders and knowledge of underlying biological hurdles.

This challenge can be addressed by designing carriers whose properties can be changed in time so as to successfully navigate them through various biological hurdles.

Six years ago, Jeffrey Platt and colleagues reviewed the biological hurdles to transplanting organs between species.

This Review provides an overview of recent advances in the design of biohybrid drug delivery systems, which combine cells with synthetic systems to overcome some of these biological hurdles.

Since the 1970s, the books of Judy Blume have prepared generations of girls for the emotional and biological hurdles on the way to womanhood: The sting of first love, those mysterious undergarments and the harsh reality that not even divine intervention can save you from puberty.

In its current state, the process of SCNT is very inefficient (<5% success rate), with several technical and biological hurdles hindering development.

Wallerian degeneration remains one of the major biological hurdles to rapid and complete functional reinnervation and recovery.

Though its Nordic origins and sombre tone have seen When Animals Dream lazily compared to Let The Right One In, the film's cerebral take on werewolf lore has more in common with a long line of North American horror movies in which lycanthropy stands in for the biological and social hurdles of adolescence.