Sentence examples for constraints to adoption from inspiring English sources
There are a number of constraints to adoption.
Risk and uncertainty were identified as the greatest constraints to adoption of hybrid maize.
The main research objective was to assess women's access to rice technologies and constraints to adoption of technologies.
Greater investment in agricultural extension to increase the availability of information and subsidies designed to relieve financial and credit constraints to adoption are two policy strategies that can be used to encourage widespread adoption and upscaling of MTM and associated practices.
However, six years after the launch of the FSSHIP, only the federal government and three out of 36 states in Nigeria – Bauchi (2008), Cross River (2007), and Enugu (2010) – had adopted the programme despite sustained advocacy by the NHIS and HMOs, suggesting the existence of constraints to adoption which need to be identified and addressed.
Moreover, beyond the lack of awareness, there are other constraints to the adoption of improved pigeonpea varieties that have not been fully understood and addressed for adoption to take place.
They found high cost of labour and other inputs, unavailability of demanded packages and untimely delivery as the main constraints to fertilizer adoption.
Our study identifies that the overarching constraints to technology adoption are institutional and cultural impediments and related to the mode of delivery of extension services.
Particular attention is placed on the idea that the bio-physical and socio-economic factors that have previously been seen as constraints to legume adoption should now be viewed as system properties and incorporated into the design specification of technology.
According to Zanu et al. (2012), it is critical in the resilience-building process in pastoral areas to identify factors that contribute to adoption of new livestock technologies as well as those that represent main constraints to diffusion and adoption process.
Such ontological stratification constitutes another constraint to agroforestry adoption as a comprehensive form of socio-technological change.
