Sentence examples for obstacles to this process from inspiring English sources
However, there are several obstacles to this process because germ cells are relatively transcriptionally quiescent and prone to switching off transgene expression [ 52, 53].
The developmental process of becoming a mother, and the many potential obstacles to this process, were described in detail in Ramona Mercer's theory of Becoming a Mother (BAM) [ 6, 7].
In Africa, FAO is working with the regional office and the East African Grains Council (EAGC) to conduct studies and facilitate multi-stakeholder dialogue events on: the level of market integration in food staples in the region; on the status of negotiations between the three regional economic communities (RECs); and on the obstacles to this process and ways forward.
The other obstacle to this process is called "conditioning".
However, a major obstacle to this process has been the inability to successfully translate novel cardioprotective strategies discovered in the research laboratory setting directly into the clinical arena [ 38].
Efforts are made to translate new knowledge and evidence-based practices into routine care, but there are a number of obstacles to this translation process.
By this argument, scholars concluded that instead of presenting obstacles to the process of increasing global integration, these new regionalist projects assisted in furthering this objective.
Obstacles to automating this process include technical difficulties in translating annotations into proper biochemical activities, and also the fact that methods for model refinement have been designed and applied separately for each type of experimental data.
Still, Mr. Monroe, who could not say how many of his museum's Indian works have so far been attributed, conceded that there are serious obstacles to the process.
Initially progress was greatest in the open-field areas, particularly the Paris Basin, where there were few physical obstacles to the process.
One of the biggest obstacles to these processes is the fact that talent data is often locked up in a small room which only executives can see.
