Sentence examples for constraints access from inspiring English sources

Positive imagery training as used in the current experiment may not be a pragmatic option in a therapy setting (e.g., time constraints, access to computer).

A case study of coastal management found that financial constraints, access to information, mandate limitations and the time horizons of public-sector decision processes affected local capacities to make strategic decisions about anticipated sea level rise (Few and others 2007).

Internationally, Canadian researchers have reported common challenges in pharmacists' engagement with disease state management services, including time constraints, access to information, formation of working relationships and absence of a practice model [ 18].

The geographical pattern of vegetation emerges as a result of different responses of plant functional types to climate, with respect to productivity, bioclimatic constraints, access to resources and space, and sensitivity to natural disturbances such as fire.

Barriers to successful information seeking include limited insight on gaps in knowledge or skill, time constraints, access to information resources, searching ability, perceived attributes of the information sources, critical appraisal skills, and evidence that is incomplete, contradictory, or not applicable to individual patients [ 23- 28].

JICA considers that the major constraints on the performance of SMEs include costs and access to finance (considered the major resource constraint), access to electricity, corruption, tax administration, level of skills and transportation.

We present a narrative synthesis of research to: identify provider factors that facilitate and constraint access to ECP; assess the effectiveness of associated interventions and; explore associated health system issues in LMIC.

In resource-limited settings, in which financial and structural constraints limit access to new drugs, it is often difficult to access potent new cART regimens for children with virologic failure on first-line therapy.

Or were authorities looking in the right place but unaware of the threat due to resource constraints or access limitations?

At the same time, flush with cash, China faces few constraints in access to other raw materials to feed its expanding economy.

Technological advances, particularly in cyberinfrastructure, have quietly chiselled away at all the constraints of access to travel, colleagues, collections, literature, and data that held back Linnaeus and the generations of taxonomists who have followed.