The proposed legislation faces hurdles to becoming a law, including privacy concerns.
Taken together, the experiments indicate that such engineering-based behavioral interventions have considerable promise in terms of increasing seat belt use, but each faces challenges to becoming viable countermeasures.
Mr. Hackett was funny the minute he screwed up his face to speak, becoming part cherub, part devil, as required.
Although Violet is capable of feeding and otherwise appears to be in good health, she has to put on a brave face to avoid becoming prey herself, Dr. Bunting said.
25 While patients with musculoskeletal disorders will likely benefit from physical activity appropriate for their condition, they are also likely to face additional barriers to becoming physically active compared to those without musculoskeletal dysfunction.
However, individuals with musculoskeletal disorders may face additional barriers to becoming physically active compared to otherwise well members of society, including pain and fear of exacerbating their existing condition(s) [ 8, 20].
And Mrs. Pierce faces another obstacle to becoming a free-range mother: public opinion.
Analysts said that the deal should sharply accelerate Symbol's push into the promising field of radio-frequency identification, or RFID, but that Matrics and many other RFID pioneers still faced significant hurdles to becoming profitable.
