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The third component we identify is coordination, which is a persistent challenge and polemic in the humanitarian sector (Stephenson 2005; Bisri 2016).

"This makes maintaining literacy levels among teenagers a persistent challenge for teachers and policy makers.

Measuring crime is a persistent challenge in criminology, and this paper has adopted two measures to increase the robustness of the dependent variable measurement.

The current methodology may allow researchers to disentangle the interactions between objective situational determinants of HRQL and patients' subjective response to situational events, such interactions have presented a persistent challenge to developers and users of HRQL instrumentation [ 29, 56].

A persistent challenge facing social enterprises and mission-oriented ventures of all sizes is to develop ways of effectively measuring and communicating impact.

Racial profiling remains a persistent challenge in minority communities, and high-tech surveillance heightens the risk of law enforcement discriminatory practices.

It is possible that these factors heightened staff perceptions of stress within the system, although previous and ongoing research in Malawi suggests that inadequate HRH is a persistent challenge for both EmOC staff and the women in their care.

Background: The achievement and maintenance of access sites for hemodialysis is a persistent challenge for both the vascular surgeon and the clinical nephrologist.

Nevertheless, implementation of this perspective on the ground in the development and management of irrigation projects and programmes remains a persistent challenge.

Upholding such standards is a persistent challenge faced by those who implement and maintain injury surveillance systems.

It remains a persistent challenge to the generalizing impulse in anthropology and in the academy.