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Born globals that are driven by the "extrinsic" force from the foreign country, may be less influenced by obstacles derived from social and cultural inertia from the home country, and therefore might enjoy to a greater extent the "learning advantages" of newness.

Overall, these results show that both ANC models were equally well accepted by women and providers, suggesting that the adoption of the new antenatal care model would not face major obstacles derived from women or providers' perception of ANC and their satisfaction with it.

Those obstacles derive from the asymmetries between the political and administrative systems, urban and spatial policies, land planning and land uses, etc. on each side of an international border.

For all of their differences, these lawsuits face a common set of tangled procedural obstacles that derive from the secrecy and inaccessibility of the FISA Court system.

One major obstacle is that cells derived from these hESCs have allogeneic antigens (mismatched major human leukocyte antigens (HLAs)), and will therefore be rejected by the immune system of the recipients soon after transplantation.

Simulation results of the proposed algorithm under three radioactive environments with sparse obstacles, area cluttered with obstacles, and narrow areas are compared with those derived from RRT∗.

Motor skills were assessed by an obstacle course including 5 motor skills, derived from the Zurich Neuromotor Assessment test.

On the contrary, it has been pointed out that non-predictable frequency of endogenous SNP in a mutagenized bank derived from multiple founders is an obstacle for the screening in zebrafish and medaka [ 13, 22].

To overcome these obstacles, we investigated the use of novel cell-penetrating peptides (CPPs) derived from the endogenous neuropeptide Pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide (PACAP).

In order to become a realistic clinical issue transplantation of insulin-producing cells derived from stem cells, it needs to overcome multiple experimental obstacles.

Therefore, the proto-ss-rRNA and proto-ls-rRNA(s) could have derived from other functional RNAs (ribozymes) via mutation, without large obstacles.