Therefore, the definition of treatment goals needs a minimal degree of improvement (principle of the lowest hurdle) and the drug-specific evaluation time points.
The Neath MP told BBC Wales that a meeting with Mr Cameron had been very positive, with the consortium needing the UK government's support in principle to pass planning and regulatory hurdles.
The Green Deal aims to eliminate that hurdle, and its guiding principle is that monthly loan repayments should be less than the savings on energy bills.
But advocate general Pedro Cruz Villalon said the OMT programme was "compatible in principle" with European treaties, removing another hurdle from Draghi launching a quantitative-easing programme to buy up government bonds next week.
Similarly, an appropriately hedged right to secede is not incompatible with the principles of constitutionalism: Well-designed procedural hurdles (super-majorities, waiting periods, etc).
In this chapter, we review strategies for directing medium spiny neuron differentiation, based on known developmental principles, and we discuss the remaining hurdles on the road to engineering such cells for therapeutic application in Huntington's disease.
Such models do not exist today, but in principle there is no significant conceptual or modeling hurdle to be overcome in order to create and use them (Stojanovski and Muir-Wood 2015).
Ellen Garvey, the chief air pollution control officer of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District, said that in principle her district was willing to do more if various legal hurdles to the tougher smog checks were removed.
Moreover, for applied work, serious epistemological hurdles may ultimately lead us to drop the responsibility-sensitive principle for practical reasoning about the actual world.
Flexible management and supervision that enable the Care Group principles to be upheld while adjusting to local contextual realities and implementation hurdles is recommended.
