Sentence examples for constraint to the implementation from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, only one respondent directly raised the resource-constrained nature of their countries as a potential constraint to the implementation of commitments within partnerships.

Huicho and colleagues showed that for the community component of the IMCI strategy implementation in Peru, caregivers' low level of education needs to be considered as a potential constraint to the implementation of child survival interventions and coverage of community IMCI [ 22].

Rather, the intention is to consider constraints to the implementation of IPM, or to use the analogy of the title "bottlenecks".

A 2003 article reported on global constraints to the implementation of effective policies to curb non-communicable disease epidemics.

Besides the fact of allowing short treatment times, the advantage of atmospheric pressure is the suppression of constraints correlated to the implementation of vacuum devices necessary for low pressure treatments.

These considerations, together with the lack of correlation between the probability of acquiring an N-on identity and the time-lapse following N-activation (see Fig. 4), show that the fact that cells respond less well to N-activation during the G2-phase is not due to time constraints related to the implementation of a cell-response.

Deliberations with the sponsor, in light of these findings and changing programmatic constraints, led to the implementation of a 5-part training program closely aligned with these priorities over the subsequent three years.

The incremental costs of initiating the Navrongo model was the most dominant constraint to CHPS implementation identified during the course of our interviews.

However, the high costs of genotyping are a key constraint to efficient implementation of GS [ 3].

However, challenges and constraints at the implementation level may restrain the use of services.

Analysis of the constraints to effective implementation of the MNCH program in the demonstration sites and with implications for scaling-up were consistent with constraints identified in other low and low-middle income countries [ 7, 13, 14, 17].