Sentence examples for hurdle to the development from inspiring English sources

Experts say this issue is proving to be a serious hurdle to the development of cell-based treatments.

The incomplete understanding of the precise cellular and molecular events that drive disease activity pose a significant hurdle to the development of targeted therapeutic agents.

Her ongoing research will provide novel insight into the functions of the ECM in modulating the canonically ineffective healing and remodeling cascade; an unknown that has been a hurdle to the development of effective therapeutics.

The most significant hurdle to the development of a safe and effective hemoglobin-based oxygen carrier ("blood substitute") is generally thought to be its propensity to cause vasoconstriction in the microcirculation and hypertension.

A major hurdle to the development of novel blood based biomarkers has been the technical challenge of interrogating the plasma proteome [5].

One hurdle to the development of NR as a product for human consumption has been the difficulty and expense of enzymatic or chemical synthesis [9], [12].

The hurdles to the development of commercial MFC technology are also discussed.

With efficient experimental designs and available transdermal patch technology, there are no obvious hurdles to the development of effective systems in many veterinary species.

But one of the hurdles to the development of kinder, gentler genetically modified crops is that the expense, legal exposure and regulatory system involved in bringing them to market guarantee that only the largest companies, with the deepest pockets, have the resources to do it.

While it is concluded that it should be possible to build an atomic resolution quantum electron microscope, we have also identified a number of hurdles to the development of such a microscope and further theoretical investigations that will be required to enable a complete interpretation of the images produced by such a microscope.

Talking to Palestinians and Arabs living inside Israel you'll find they freely admit, that the age-old risk-averse business culture continues to be one of the biggest hurdles to the development of startups.