Sentence examples for impediments for development from inspiring English sources

Chloroplast genetic engineering has a number of advantages over nuclear transformation; it not only increases transgene expression but also facilitates transgene containment, which is one of the major impediments for development of transgenic trees.

In chlamydia research, the lack of effective adjuvants has indeed been one of the major impediments for the development of an effective vaccine.

The elitist processes of decision-making and a lack of a consistent urban policy and planning regimes are argued to be among major impediments for a more sustainable development of this city.

Consequently, whereas planktonic organisms have ample access to nutrients and, by the same token, are highly susceptible to antimicrobials, structural and compositional features of a biofilm form the major impediments for nutrient deprivation, the development of altered phenotypes and antimicrobial recalcitrance.

These recent breakthroughs undoubtedly lift major impediments for key players in drug development, in the study of transcription factors as potential molecular targets.

This lack of socio-demographic information in mobile phone data sets is a major impediment to the use of mobile phone data for development.

Considering that electricity plays a vital role in modern society, the electrical power outage has become a major impediment for Nigeria's development.

Increased resort to "Section 106 agreements" by planning authorities with developers raised taxes on – and impediments to – development.

"New London is really a diamond in the rough, and it's been that way for some time, but there needed to be a reason to move past all the normal impediments to development," Mr. Goebel said.

Malaria remains one of the greatest impediments to development in many tropical regions of the world.

Aren't landmarks impediments to development?