Sentence examples for hurdle to the implementation from inspiring English sources
The collaboration of all relevant stakeholders and regulators to support changes to current regulatory frameworks to enable this, is proposed as the way forward, particularly as their complexity has been identified as the major hurdle to the implementation of co-digestion in the UK.
The prohibitively high cost of enzymes is a major hurdle to the implementation of economically feasible lignocellulosic biorefineries [ 7].
Significant technological hurdles to the implementation of intra-operative MRI-guided BT make it more likely that multimodality fusion will be readily adopted as a means to deliver focal or whole-gland BT.
From a regulatory perspective, lack of working knowledge and understanding of M&S concepts create an additional hurdle to the effective use and implementation of the approach in regulatory submissions.
The high operational cost of microfluidic capillary electrophoresis systems along with paucity of alternative methods for the quantitative assessment of rat RNA integrity constitute potential hurdles to the systematic implementation and reporting of RNA integrity assessment in rat studies.
Arguably, this component is likely to be materially, and mechanically, the main hurdle to successful implementation of the technology.
The decision by the 35-nation board of governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency removes a hurdle to implementation of the July deal, under which Iran accepted strict curbs on its civil nuclear programme in return for sanctions relief.
However, the energy cost associated with CO2 capture is still a major hurdle to global implementation.
Endorsement of the EAG proposals came in September 2008 at a meeting with senior management and the CEO; this was perceived as the final hurdle to implementation.
So computer problems, while embarrassing, are just another hurdle to implementation.
Legal regulations are therefore important but need to balance security without becoming a hurdle to implementation [ 52].
