Utilities and topography can present obstacles or even be dealbreakers.
These systems have an important role in our society but their adoption can raise a number of security and privacy concerns that can present obstacles for the development of future environmental applications.
While research into the ABAWD population is limited, some surveys have suggested these nonworking adults include large numbers of veterans, people with undiagnosed disabilities and children aging out of the foster-care system — circumstances which can present obstacles to holding down steady employment.
In this vein, Whittock (2002, p. 451) suggested that women "respond to heightened visibility with either overachievement or underachievement, each of which can present obstacles to further advancement".
Although some of the properties of 125I (60-day half life, labeling chemistry) can present obstacles for eventual clinical translation, this radionuclide was selected to evaluate the feasibility of MNT mediated delivery of Auger electron emitters for several reasons.
Gene families with expression restricted to silk glands can present obstacles for gene family reconstruction.
However, they are often underused because of degradation and chemical modifications occurring in the RNA that can present obstacles in downstream analysis.
We view the act of recognizing the interests and perspectives of 'others' in a polarized debate as a critical first step towards resolving disagreements which can present obstacles to progress.
Although DDS usually presents in end-stage renal disease patients undergoing initial therapy, critically ill patients may represent a unique population where co-existing illnesses such as sepsis, brain injury or other central nervous system disease, multiorgan dysfunction, and need for sedation can present obstacles for prompt diagnosis of DDS.
While less developed locations can present obstacles to success, they also should present investment opportunities at lower prices.
Smaller pebbles should not cause any damage, but large stones can present obstacles for developing roots, and weeds can compete with your stock flowers for valuable nutrition.
