Sentence examples for barriers to the effective from inspiring English sources

Problem-solving training helps to get around both of these barriers to the effective resolution of a problem.

Resource limitation, limited awareness and limited clinician involvement are common barriers to the effective distribution of Guidelines (see Fig. 7).

The central theme of this book, connecting its different parts, is about ways of transcending critical barriers to the effective uses of knowledge and e-networking.

Moreover there are barriers to the effective care and diagnosis of these disorders in the world in general and in Africa and Ethiopia in particular.

Indeed, numerous barriers to the effective implementation of a checklist have been identified.

Financial, physical and human resources may be limited, creating barriers to the effective involvement of some stakeholders.

An independent commission found the code of silence among officers to be "perhaps the greatest single barrier to the effective investigation and adjudication of complaints" about police behaviour.

These factors combined present a barrier to the effective control of soil pests in Rwanda.

One barrier to the effective management of LTBI is a lack of accurate diagnostic tools.

Yet, suboptimal adherence may prove to be the greatest barrier to the effective use of new oral agents [ 9, 18].

Poor adherence to antidepressant therapy is an important barrier to the effective management of major depressive disorder.