Sentence examples for challenges to conduct from inspiring English sources
To describe some contextual and methodological challenges to conduct systematic reviews (SR) in developing countries using experiences from Jamaica.
It is well recognized that scale factors and the large amount of costs on the experimental set up are major challenges to conduct a full-scale fatigue test.
With that, this study offers a tentative step forward in "[t]he ongoing process of building a theory of disruption" (Christensen 2006: 39) that attempts to illuminate incumbents' challenges to conduct strategic change in the face of changes in the environment (Eggers and Kaplan 2013; O'Reilly and Tushman 2013; Tripsas 2009).
Due to the important role of premise stability for path reproduction, the explored mechanisms that stabilize strategic premises even in times of crisis and, therefore, obstruct strategic change shed further light on the pathological reproduction of paths and incumbents' challenges to conduct strategic change (Rothmann and Koch 2014; Tripsas 2009).
We believe that our experiences to systematically address the methodological challenges to conduct research, in more than one language and in a setting with sociocultural contexts far removed from investigators and NGO healthcare personnel, should be transparent and freely available to others.
As such, some of the central challenges to conducting successful comparative effectiveness research can be addressed with informatics solutions.
There are many challenges to conducting valid epidemiological research of work-related musculoskeletal disorders and interpreting reports describing the results.
A lack of a universal definition and reporting of infection rates (per patient versus per individual pin site) pose challenges to conducting a systematic review.
Yet many methodologic challenges to conducting environmental and policy research must be overcome to enable this area of study to advance.
