Sentence examples for challenges to uptake from inspiring English sources

Stability in researchers' personal and organizational contacts has been noted to be critical and the high turnover of national health authorities cited as one the challenges to uptake of evidence in policy development [ 32, 35].

The analyst identifies the key challenge to uptake being vendors coming up with ways to illuminate how the machine's cloud-based architecture can offer users an advantage over laptops that aren't designed to be always online.

Whether any of this will lead to a true diesel car boom remains to be seen — and challenges to widespread uptake among everyday drivers linger.

16 Therefore, trying to provide health care services to individuals from such a wide range of cultural backgrounds could present additional and unique challenges to HCT uptake.

The diverse interdisciplinary team of health care providers' involved in implementing the program were surveyed in order to identify barriers and challenges to the uptake of the ACP, and to collect their attitudes and perceptions towards its utility in the provision of asthma care.

In the first year of the programme, the SHCs and principals spoke about challenges to the uptake of the individual counselling, such as stigmatization of the service by students and teachers' disappointment with the results, may have been linked to unrealistic expectations of the process and outcomes.

Further research is imperative to identify and address challenges to ARV prophylaxis uptake, partner testing, referral for treatment, care and support and challenges to follow up.

Importantly, lack of practical use of systematic reviews continues to present a major challenge to evidence uptake.

The rapid growth of cities in the Philippines has led to significant urban poverty [ 11], presenting specific challenges to the delivery and uptake of MNCH services amongst the poor.

This project facilitated improved communication between home care professionals but there still exist a number of challenges to successful data sharing and uptake of information from the RAI-HC.

Previous studies reported that interventions which interrupt or slowdown patients' flow can lead to uptake challenges [ 33, 34].