Sentence examples for barriers to undertaking from inspiring English sources

What are the perceived barriers to undertaking physical activity or exercise?

To identify both the barriers to undertaking action research and potential ways of overcoming those barriers, we survey 218 authors of 120 articles demonstrating empirical action research published in 12 of our good journals during the period 1982 2016.

Stigma leads people to become passive and generates attitudinal barriers to undertaking action.

Usually, there are some barriers to undertaking this very important clinical function of pharmacist.

We explored the facilitators and barriers to undertaking mixed methods studies in health research.

Respondents in our study cited that barriers to undertaking active management were the paucity of local information resources.

In general, the women attending both private- and public health care facilities had high intention, favourable attitude, perceived strong normative pressure, and perceived less barriers to undertake HIV testing.

Our conceptual framework, based on the Three Delays Model and Andersen's Care-Seeking Framework [ 12, 35], suggests that predisposing (demographic factors and perceived need factors), enabling (socioeconomic factors), and service factors influence a person's perceived benefits and barriers to undertake the action of care seeking.

"It has become overly onerous and a real barrier to undertaking any sort of normal tour" if you try to combine American dates with appearances in other countries, Mr. Luxford continued.

Although the space shuttle was a remarkable technological achievement as a first-generation reusable launch vehicle, the plans to use it as the only launcher for American payloads proved to be a major policy mistake, and the cost of its operation acted as a barrier to undertaking other ambitious space efforts.

Many patients described aspects of their current physical condition as a barrier to undertaking physical activity.