Sentence examples for of the technical impediments from inspiring English sources

Based on their small size, tissue transparency and ease of cultivation, the use of C. elegans should obviate many of the technical impediments associated with live animal drug screening.

The anatomy of the UE poses technical impediments to an R0 resection.

Perception of terrain is one of the most important technical impediments for biped robots to locomote in human environments.

As result, there is a clear commitment to share biodiversity data, but also a reluctance to actually do so due to a mixture of social and technical impediments, such as loss of control over data and lack of professional reward for sharing.

The answer lies in the political and technical impediments it faces.

His music, of course, shows that outlandish sounds were not beyond his grasp, no matter what the financial or technical impediments may have been.

There do not appear to be any major technical impediments to the implementation of the system proposed in this paper.

(The study found "no technical impediments" to nuclear weapons but concluded that weapons would be costly and overly alarming to the public and to neighboring countries).

The policy is complicated by certain social and technical impediments, but on the whole a 70% rate in 15 years time seems entirely attainable.

"There are no technical impediments to buying unlimited amounts" of bonds, he added.

"There are major structural and technical impediments" to make such an agreement work, analysts at Royal Bank of Scotland said in a note to clients.