In the case of MAT, the "assisted" part is even more absurd because research shows that requiring counseling and other hurdles like frequent urine testing adds little additional benefit beyond that of the medication itself.
The country's infrastructure, however, continued to face hurdles, with demand for electricity outpacing supply and resulting in frequent and widespread shortages.
For those with less music knowledge it was potentially a big hurdle to frequent use.
Health problems and frequent travel were cited as hurdles to regular activity by 20% while the absence of social interaction had deterred a further 20% from continuing to exercise regularly.
To counteract these hurdles, the Graduate Writing Lab offers frequent Writing Retreats and Study Halls, allowing you to make significant progress on your dissertation or other writing projects while enjoying the camaraderie and support of your peers.
If the proposal by the UAL Corporation to buy US Airways clears government and shareholder hurdles, members of the US Airways frequent-flier program could find themselves in the unaccustomed position of winners.
A major hurdle in influenza prevention is its frequent antigenic change, which evades the host's acquired immunity[1], [2] and requires annual vaccination particularly of high-risk individuals.
Oral liquids may require refrigeration, which is a further hurdle for patients who may require frequent administration of a liquid.
Eating wasn't much fun because the food had to clear the several hurdles of swallowing upward, which led to frequent choking.
Formal exams represent a key and frequent part of the system, with highachievement and attendance hurdles to overcome to pass from one year to the next.
Controlled release technology could improve the existing treatment regimen by extending therapeutic duration, reducing risks and burdens caused by frequent injections, and enabling new drugs to overcome the hurdles of translation.
