Sentence examples for barriers to the efficient from inspiring English sources
THERE are, according to a report published in 2001, no fewer than 15 barriers to the efficient clearing and settling of securities across national boundaries in the European Union.
"There may be a single passport but you still need a visa for each country," says Sheila Nicoll, the IMA's deputy chief executive.A study for the European Commission in 2001 identified 15 barriers to the efficient clearing and settling of securities across national borders, which add significant costs to European investors.
Following the implementation of the WHO Surgical Safety Checklist, several publications identified a range of barriers to the efficient performance and uptake of the process.
Whilst transactional data (electronic data collected through service interactions) has potential to be effectively used [ 3- 6] for health system research, within this South Australian context, there are short term legal and ethical barriers to the efficient implementation of a person-based data linkage approach [ 7- 9].
It is generally considered to be a barrier to the efficient saccharification of biomass [ 27].
Lack of such knowledge is a major barrier to the efficient pretreatment of biomass required to enable substantial biomass utilization.
On June 29th, for instance, he publicly ordered the Treasury Department to do away with "barriers to the financing of highly efficient overseas coal energy plants".
Well-designed energy efficiency programs can be expected to help overcome numerous barriers to the market penetration of energy efficient technologies and accelerate the market penetration of the technologies.
That is, CRISPRs do not seem to be efficient barriers to the spread of plasmids carrying an antibiotic resistance gene (Touchon et al. 2012).
In the medical visit, physicians sometimes inadvertently erect barriers to effective and efficient transmittal of information with their patients.
More generally, one of the biggest barriers to more efficient recycling is that most products were not designed with recycling in mind.
