Sentence examples for the serious impediments from inspiring English sources
Successful transformation of rice employing Agrobacterium and recent advances in direct gene transfer by biolistics, evidenced by transfer of multiple genes, have removed some of the serious impediments in the area of gene engineering.
Climate change is one of the most serious impediments to agricultural prosperity in Ethiopia, especially where livestock is concerned.
When reintroductions have been attempted for peregrines, the most serious impediments were these two owls routinely picking off nestlings, fledglings and adults by night.
The ferocity of deadly rioting between Buddhists and Muslims in central Myanmar last week has further underlined how ethnic and religious fissures in the country pose serious impediments to democratic change in the country.
The most serious impediment to the worldwide spread of heavy ion therapy centres is the high initial capital cost.
Extensive and excessive use was made of initials and abbreviations, to the point of serious impediments to comprehension; lists of such abbreviations are standard adjuncts to modern handbooks on Latin epigraphy.
Most of all, they must be pleased that the European Union has now signaled that the 301 trials are serious impediments to accession.
With the growing evidence of serotype replacement, expanded-valency PCVs are being tested, but the cost and the complexity of manufacture pose serious impediments.
However, the most serious impediment to pharmaceutical treatment is inefficient delivery of drugs to the disease-affected brain tissue, due to limitations and restrictions dictated by the existence of the blood-brain barrier (BBB) [1].
Vuk Jeremic, the foreign minister for Serbia, denied that the government had delivered Mr. Mladic because of building pressures, but he said that with the arrest, "we now expect that there will no serious impediments" to the nation's prospects as a European Union membership candidate.
At this point, Google and its Android allies are the most serious impediment.
