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Here are issues I think need to be addressed through increased regulation if the airlines won't agree to them on a commercial basis.

Other client-level factors that hinder access to facility deliveries can be addressed through increased community sensitization on the importance of seeking care.

We argue that the common and complex challenges facing fieldworkers should in part be addressed through increased investment and collaborative agreements across types of research institutions in Africa.

The clinician groups identified that in training older adults, memory for new learning is often a challenge and needs to be addressed through increased repetition and breaking skills into smaller steps.

This limitation can be addressed through increased sequencing coverage of the transcriptome and/or through hybrid approaches in which conventional Sanger sequences are co-assembled [ 26] with pyrosequencing-derived sequences.

There are a number of perceived barriers to screening women in the fracture clinic for IPV, many of which can be addressed through increased education and training, and additional resources in the fracture clinic.

While some of these issues have been addressed through increased use of electronic systems and increased standardisation of medical records internationally, they are still improving and require further assessment.

This means that gaps in service availability can only be addressed through increases in the organization's funding or through cost minimization strategies (to free up some money).

"Some of this gap could be addressed through fare increases," Mr. Robins said in the study, "but the lion's share of responsibility rests with appropriations from the next gubernatorial administration and the State Legislature".

Injuries and burn scars may exacerbate epilepsy-associated stigma, and should be addressed through counseling to increase marriage, employment, and attendance at schools (Baker, 2002).

It brings to light a number of issues, including the need for proper use of ASHR by surgeons and other skin antiseptics for patient preparation according to manufacturers' instructions, that can potentially be addressed through education and increasing awareness.