"It is also needed that, when a country achieves some progress in economic policies along the guidelines, the E.U. acknowledges it, in order to put a stop to the serious obstacle of spreads that have no reference to the economy's health".
However, the realization of n-type doping of diamond films, based on device application, has met a serious obstacle of tough impurity doping problem [8].
In response to overcome this serious obstacle of regeneration, developing an efficient corresponding bridging countermeasure becomes more and more urgent.
Not all patients respond to HAART and the development of drug resistance remains one of the most serious obstacles to sustained suppression of HIV.
Our observations suggest mismatches for MHC antigens are not serious obstacles to transplantation of long-term frozen-bone intercalary allografts.
The systematic biases against their study should thus not be taken lightly: the incomplete functional characterization of the youngest genes may pose serious obstacles to our understanding of the molecular basis of human diseases.
The biases should not be taken lightly because they may pose serious obstacles to our understanding of the molecular basis of human diseases.
On the contrary, the delay in the results of microscopic diagnosis is a serious obstacles for the operation of a malaria control programme in remote areas where health staff operating the control programme have to visit several times to treat the positive subjects as per the results of microscopic examination.
This fact and the ability of primaquine to provoke a potentially lethal acute hemolytic anemia in patients having an inborn deficiency of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD imposes very serious obstacles to successful management of vivax malaria as a clinical and public health problem.
Third, the management of diabetes and its complications can be expensive, which poses serious obstacles to the strengthening of the Indian health care system and the Government's plan to achieve universal health coverage by 2022.
