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However, the past 20 years has seen the gradual development of an additional hurdle to market access.

The realization that amino-acid synthesis was not, in itself, the big hurdle to life generation and the subsequent failures in generating life itself have had a negative impact.

For the majority of small business men who operate fairly and decently, it is another bureaucratic hurdle that is placed in their way.

If so, this presents a difficult hurdle for a task-efficacy theory.

The tribal divide between psychologists and psychiatrists is an enormous hurdle.

For that additional reason, we welcome the amendments and hope that the final hurdle can now be overcome.

He is wrong—there is an impossible financial hurdle.

Jumping a high hurdle requires gaining the acquiescence of political players who are not like-minded, and thus will not respond to incentives provided by party and ideology.

Lower interest rates are also highly desirable because they lower the hurdle rate of return when investment decisions are being made and so encourage investment.

One major hurdle in investigating an outbreak caused by a common organism is differentiating those cases associated with the outbreak from background cases.

Contributions from environmental factors are anticipated to be the major determinants of these variations, but identifying the factors and deciphering their relative strengths is a significant hurdle in epidemiology.