In particular, robust and accurate methods for quantitative phosphoproteomics in tissues and tumors represent significant hurdles for such efforts.
Data transfer to the receiving party, reprocessing of the data, and maintenance of the data locally represent significant hurdles for non-specialists and require significant computational resources.
Analysts said this could also represent a hurdle for EADS, because its larger plane, based on the A330 commercial jet, might cost 10 to 15 percent more to build than Boeing's tanker, based on its 767 jet.
Urgent need for funding The onset of the winter represents another hurdle for relief efforts.
Second, the societal challenges of P4 medicine must be solved - and in our mind these represent far greater hurdles for the acceptance of P4 medicine into healthcare systems [ 11].
Extensive stretches of sandy beach might, for example, represent important biogeographic hurdles for rocky-shore marine taxa, even those with a planktonic larval stage [ 7, 9- 12].
Paradoxically, the C5 sugars present in hemicelluloses represent both a hurdle for fermentation and a source of platform chemical for added value products.
But Dennis Leibowitz, who follows the media for Credit Suisse First Boston, pointed out that if Time Warner was now reducing its cash-flow projections for the current year, a 30percentt gain next year would represent a lower hurdle for the company.
However, aggressive competition from direct broadcast satellite and regional Bell operating companies represent a significant hurdle for the stock.
Moreover, they represent a major hurdle for micro- and nanoparticle biomaterials designed for drug and gene delivery to the body.
