Sentence examples for associated barriers from inspiring English sources

This study reviews the current literature regarding adaptation to climate change by water management organisations and associated barriers.

In response to this complexity and associated barriers to care, home-based care models have become prevalent.

Study findings identified key cross-system characteristics not observable at the task-level: (1) identification of emergent properties (e.g., role ambiguity, loosely-coupled teams performing MM) and associated barriers; and (2) examination of barrier propagation across system boundaries.

This paper also makes a unique contribution to the research arena by providing a conceptual model of the associated barriers and risks from life-cycle perspective together with proposing five directions for future research.

This included awareness and utilization of uveitis treatment guidelines, referral patterns and associated barriers to referrals, co-management of uveitis with uveitis specialists or non-ophthalmologists, number of IMT applications for provincial and private insurance drug coverage, and success of obtaining IMT from these providers.

Thus, we identified candidate barriers separately with respect to the reference taxa and associated barriers.

Niche-model analyses using two approaches (BIOCLIM and MaxEnt) support absence of leopard cats from Central India, indicating a climate associated barrier.

The incoherent line source model is used to assess the performance of median barriers in reducing noise when installed alone and also with associated roadside barriers.

Additionally, user knowledge, attitudes, and past experiences associated with barriers to immunization should be considered in developing messages to overcome these barriers [ 9, 10].

Low utilization was associated with barriers to access.

The associated energy barriers for these two processes are, respectively, 5.83 and 6.55 kcal/mol for the ethylene monomer and 6.03 and 8.38 kcal/mol for 1-hexene.