Sentence examples for acknowledged barriers from inspiring English sources
Although C/P directors were generally satisfied with their training, they acknowledged barriers that should be addressed to further improve the curriculum in these areas.
Alternative options for accessing testing that bypasses many of the acknowledged barriers may include offering testing in work and social spaces where men in particular gather.
There are several acknowledged barriers to randomized trials in pediatric hydrocephalus including: a relatively small number of patients, a large variety of available shunt materials and techniques, heterogeneous and often tradition-based practices, and the important questions to be answered (patient development, academic achievement, social integration) require very long-term follow-up.
Interview with Valerie Gladstone, New York Times, 2000 "I don't acknowledge barriers … I like mixtures, the challenges they present".
In answer to the first question, the Tapscotts acknowledge barriers to adoption, particularly in the chapter on "showstoppers".
"I don't acknowledge barriers," Ms. Colker, lithe and blond and brimming with enthusiasm, said in an interview this week as her company was preparing for four performances beginning on Thursday at City Center, its first New York City appearance in nearly a decade.
Libertarian paternalism has been used to guide individuals to making better decisions by designing choice systems that acknowledge barriers to thoughtful, well-reasoned decisions.
A structured decision-making tool and a process to acknowledge barriers provides policymakers with the opportunity and tools to consider tradeoffs among a wide range of policy solutions.
The report acknowledged substantial barriers to achieving the savings, foremost among them the initial costs.
Joseph acknowledged that barriers exist, in part, because the academic science publishing industry is lucrative.
This paradox may be explained by the fact that C/P directors acknowledged inherent barriers to training in these areas.
