Sentence examples for a weak capacity of from inspiring English sources

According to the respondents from the development sector, an increased control of resources at the provincial level without detailed roll-out planning and a weak capacity of provincial health managers may slow down MNCH programming in Pakistan.

It may be due to ineffectiveness in investments, a weak capacity of the mandated national institutions, or perhaps due to success on behalf of local, non-internationally funded efforts.

However, the 20 4 LPC-elicited induction of COX-2 mRNA, although lower than that induced by 16:0 LPC, was pronounced and sustained, despite a weak capacity of 20 4 LPC to increase [Ca2+]i (Supplementary Fig. 3), suggesting additional Ca2+-independent mechanism(s).

Problems of capacity are likely to remain an important concern under localization: the weak capacity of local actors will pose a significant obstacle to identifying problems, designing and evaluating solutions, and implementing policies at the local level.

A third explanation may be the weak capacity of the clinical researcher community and the medical faculties to create a common pressure on the policy makers and institutions to overcome the fragmentation linked to the competition within the researcher community for scarce research resources.

However, communities are challenged by a lack of relevant institutional structures, the weak capacity of communities, and the costs associated with enabling their participation [ 19].

However, in practice the principles are not always adhered to – in particular, weak capacity of countries is used as an excuse to limit country ownership [ 28].

Lack of identification of the PAPP-A/proMBP complex might be due also to the high rate of formation and detachment of the complex from the cell surface, to its very weak capacity of surface binding [ 35], or to a substantial change in the balance between complexed and uncomplexed PAPP-A.

On the other hand, he noted the unabated corruption in Zanzibar, weak capacity of his bureau, and President Kikwete's reluctance to implicate former President Benjamin Mkapa or members of Mkapa's inner circle in corruption scandals.

The insufficient computer facilities contribute to this weak capacity of staff and their organizations.

Consequently, increasing crime and fear of crime plus weak capacity of the public police provide the justification for households and communities to seek the services of PSCs.