The final hurdle concerned the use of local tax revenues by state government.
"The biggest hurdle, concern and priority now is to ensure our community has clarity about what this actually means," she said.
But there are big hurdles concerning consumer protection and the internal financial structure of a caller-pays system that must be cleared before any consensus can be achieved.
Our model could indeed represent a valuable contribution and tool for translational research, providing precious insights to understand and overcome the many hurdles concerning, and currently quenching, the preclinical steps mandatory for the clinical translation of new cardiovascular technologies for personalized HF treatments.
Entering the Chinese market Foreign universities have long been interested in entering the Chinese market, despite bureaucratic hurdles and concerns about academic freedom.
He has bumped up against technological hurdles, privacy concerns and the entrenched culture of secrecy that has flourished for decades in Washington and culminated under his predecessor, President George W. Bush.
PAGE 16 WASHINGTON SECRECY DIES HARD In trying to fullfill an ambitious pledge to make government more transparent, President Obama has bumped up against technological hurdles, privacy concerns and an entrenched culture of secrecy that flourished for decades in Washington and culminated under his predecessor, President George W. Bush.
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Exposure to working together helps to overcome professional hurdles, dispel concerns and provide clarity around roles and the meaning of collaboration of NPs and MPs.
Using a Likert-type scale, the survey participants were asked whether hurdles and concerns had been encountered: (a) never; (b) rarely; (c) a few times; or (d) many times.
