"cause hurdles" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used as part of an idiom, for example: "Life is full of cause hurdles, but if you put your mind to it you can overcome them."
But that is likely to cause considerable hurdles with Damascus, which kept the Arab observers hemmed in for the month during which they worked, and may well view observers drawn from the world at large little more than a fifth column for the opposition.
"The fact that an application will be required for each specific grant will cause bureaucratic hurdles," he says.
However, it may cause some hurdles or market protection for new players and may lead to less creativity regarding new approaches or inventions than in other market, like consumer electronics.
Regardless of the flower odour chemistry may fundamentally cause the reproductive hurdles, GBS showed common polymorphism all over the Ophrys genome but highly distinguished polymorphisms in genes involved in floral odour biosynthesis (Sedeek et al. 2014).
While there are potential hurdles caused by local zoning restrictions, as noted in The Wall Street Journal, builders are finding creative solutions to provide the amenities multi-generational families need.
A month earlier the Web site Talking Points Memo had published a similar story about a delay in the search for U.S. soldiers in Iraq, caused by legal hurdles associated with FISA, only the assertion had been made by Admiral Mike McConnell, Director of National Intelligence, in congressional testimony.
Among hospitals, delay was caused by administrative hurdles (e.g. IRB approval, difficulty scheduling recruitment meetings), or the need for repeat presentations due to administrative turnover(Table 2).
As sublethal injury is supposed to be related to the higher sensitivity of survivors to stress conditions after treatment, the success of a combined treatment should be correlated with the degree of sublethal injury caused by the hurdles in the bacterial population [ 16].
Finding a suitable alternative is necessary since when MOS transistors continue to scale deeper, several device non-idealities appear and cause significant intrinsic device hurdles such as leakage, power and quantum effect [1].
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.
