0 a problem or challenge to overcome -- utfordring [ masculine ]
1 a fence that a runner jumps over in a race -- hinder [ neuter ]
2 a frame to be jumped in a race. -- hekk, hinder
3 a problem or difficulty -- forhindring
There are several hurdles to be got over in this project.
4 to run in a race in which hurdles are used -- delta i hekkeløp
He has hurdled since he was twelve.
In a similar vein, this paper gives further examples of what appear to be well publicized and entrenched hurdles to partnership and participation practices.
However, optimising the dosing and timing regimen will be one of the hurdles in attempting to develop therapeutically efficacious yet nontoxic drug combinations.
I will also present suggestions to help overcome these hurdles.
One of those hurdles, according to some stem cell scientists, is research involving the creation of part-human chimeras.
The first three hurdles, which already exist in most countries, require the demonstration of efficacy, safety, and quality of the manufacturing process.
Passing the hurdles imposed by each additional test should increase confidence in the robustness of the results reported.
Overwhelming social support and a strong family presence helped patients make it through the physical and emotional hurdles of treatment.
The seductive search for universal organizing principles of complex systems drives many researchers, but major hurdles must be overcome.
