Sentence examples for barriers to introducing from inspiring English sources

The barriers to introducing AI are much lower than for GM crops, where trials must be approved, as must the sale of seeds and products.

However, there are barriers to introducing and implementing technologies that will literally affect the entire population.

Interviewer: "Okay and do you encounter any obstacles or barriers to introducing these changes?" Interviewee 18: "Money".

Of the studies that addressed this issue in detail with participants, the facilitators and barriers to introducing AMS strategies in LTCFs were investigated [ 14– 17].

In this paper we describe motivation and evaluation of patients, GPs and therapists as well as organizational barriers to introducing IPT for depressed elderly patients into general practice.

Several barriers to introducing insulin have been identified that may result in delayed achievement of glycemic control and progression of diabetes complications (6, 7).

Due to its complex genome, difficulties with hybridization, and regulatory barriers to introduce genetically modified wheat, private investment in wheat has been lagging in most countries.

Barriers to introduce CF at six months were food labelling, perceived trustworthiness of food labelling of baby food products.

Implementation research suggests that implementation programs should be tailored to individual barriers to introduce evidence-based knowledge into practice [ 21, 22].

Viruses called integration- and replication-deficient lentiviruses (IDLVs) can penetrate the cellular barriers to introduce precise levels of site-specific nucleases and templates into cells (Cornu and Cathomen, 2007; Lombardo et al., 2007).

Lack of public and political acceptance is the main barrier to introducing congestion charges.