Sentence examples for barriers to progress in from inspiring English sources
The challenges are not trivial, and these difficulties have presented important barriers to progress in research on the determinants of dementia incidence and progression.
In these perilous economic times, many of the barriers to progress in Durban will be financial ones.
WHO which tracks and coordinates campaigns against TB noted there are daunting barriers to progress in some parts of the world.
Some success has been achieved utilizing adeno-associated virus for this approach, but it is likely that the characteristics of this vector system will ultimately create barriers to progress in clinical therapy.
Many of us have likely regarded the chief barriers to progress in immunization as supply-side problems.
Poor study design and analysis, assay variability, and inadequate reporting of studies were identified as some of the major barriers to progress in this field.
He takes aim at global aid, arguing that with the exception of some health programmes it generally does more harm than good (a critique made long ago by Peter Bauer of the London School of Economics).Mr Deaton argues that the main barrier to progress in poor countries is not lack of resources but bad governments.
Prominent crosscutting themes include climate change, biotechnology and divisions between government bodies, academic disciplines and industry as barriers to progress on reducing health inequities in the food system.
Many articles contend that divisions between government bodies, academic disciplines and industry sectors are major barriers to progress on equalizing health inequities in the food system (Levitt et al. 2009; Seimenis 2010; Naylor 2011; Rawlani and Sovacool 2011).
Despite these daunting concerns, innovative social entrepreneurs are tearing down the barriers to progress and bringing education to those in the far corners of the world once consigned to ignorance and illiteracy.
