Sentence examples for in view of this obstacle from inspiring English sources

In view of this obstacle, Wächtershäuser [ 227] has suggested that the hypotheses on the origin of life could be validated by rigorous application of Karl Popper's principles of testing scientific theories [ 228, 229].

In view of this experimental obstacle the silanol band at ~900 cm-1 is taken to be a better measure of surface hydroxyl concentration.

In view of these obstacles, access to BPT for patients in need remains highly problematic as discussed earlier [ 12, 14].

Semi-quantitative immunofluorescence microscopy was employed to evaluate proteoglycan expression, due to its greater resolution (at essentially the single cell level) compared with biochemical procedures based on total cell protein, and in view of substantial technical obstacles to accurate quantification of large proteoglycan core proteins by techniques such as immunoblotting.

In view of these hazards and obstacles, it could be said that the Chancellor, an official whose importance is comparable to that of the police commissioner, should be a person of impeccable and undisputed credentials, a Horace Mann of the 21st century, if such a person could be found and persuaded to take the job.

Belarusians currently pay €60 for an EU tourist visa, which is a major obstacle in view of low wages.

Besides, exergy comparison analysis between design and partial load condition reveals that the intermediate heat exchanger (IHE) used to transfer heat from geothermal water to hot water becomes the main obstacle in view of exergy utilization ratio.

Reflecting the theoretical approach to 'realistic evaluation', our analysis points to a web of inter-related factors that, in the view of community members, served as obstacles to the success of the programme.

In order to circumvent this obstacle many types of efflux pump inhibitors have been developed.

A novel way of handling this obstacle is proposed in the next subsection.

But taken together, they affect patients and clinics in myriad ways — in the view of the laws' proponents, rightly making women think twice before ending a pregnancy and ensuring clinic safety or, in the view of opponents, imposing heartless obstacles and guilt on women who are seeking a legal procedure.