Sentence examples for obstacle for developing from inspiring English sources

According to the findings, drought and cold weather conditions cannot be a major obstacle for developing extensive green roofs in Iran if considerations are made on selecting its plant species.

While on one hand these systems play an important role in our society, on the other hand their adoption can raise a number of security and privacy concerns, which can present an obstacle for developing future environmental applications.

However, currently it is a major obstacle for developing optimal algorithms for pathway activity assessment.

However, none of them has been developed successfully as anti-AD drugs mainly because of deleterious side effects; the broad specificity of the MMP inhibitors must be a stiff obstacle for developing safe and effective drugs.

Too strong an emphasis on face validity may also form an obstacle for developing animal models using phylogenetically lower animal species [ 55], as the similarity of symptoms [ 49] is generally higher in species that are phylogenetically closer to humans (see comments by [ 56]).

However, the end product toxicity is one of the main obstacles for developing the production process irrespective of the choice of production organism.

Despite the obstacles for developing countries, the long-term goal of integrated wastewater management will always be to move from the unregulated use of untreated wastewater to the regulated use of treated wastewater (IWMI, 2006).

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.

This article examines the extent to which IPRs, specifically patents, can create such obstacles, in particular for developing country vaccine manufacturers (DCVMs).

This study, in our view, is a step to incite a general discussion of obstacles and opportunities for developing countries, that could help them in using their limited resources effectively, hence, enable them to offer better conditions to their citizens and to contribute space science to a larger extend.

Similarities and differences were looked for in and between the older persons' descriptions about obstacles and opportunities for developing a meaningful daily life, and different assumptions and assertions were compared.