Sentence examples for constraints to the use of from inspiring English sources

Studies in resource-limited settings have shown that there are constraints to the use of teachers, peers or health professionals to deliver school health promotion interventions.

Our data from our sample of Italian students showed that there are no strong constraints to the use of PPE, but this activity should nevertheless be carefully designed and introduced before being implemented.

Further, in some developing countries, where donkeys are relied upon for transportation, there may be other constraints to the use of manufactured anthelmintics, such as limited availability and excessive cost.

A constraint to the use of Corey's solution (Eqs. 10 and 11) is that the capillary pressure curve should be represented by Eq. 7.

The lack of randomized controlled trials analyzing their inclusion in the resuscitation process is the main constraint to the use of this technology at the present time.

The poorly characterized taxonomy, which makes it extremely difficult to classify most species, microspecies, subspecies, varieties and putative hybrids (Kadereit et al. 2007; Teege et al. 2011), is a major constraint to the use of Salicornia spp. as a crop.

The major constraint to the use of OPs or carbamates on bed nets is their higher toxicity for humans (9, 31 ) and the possibility that they might induce selection pressure for resistance mechanisms other than kdr, such Ace1 R (32 ).

However, Vanthomme et al. [ 25] report that lack of timeliness can be an important constraint to the use of three major health databases (i.e., WHO-HFA, OECD, and EUROSTAT).

According to Thaddeus and Maine [ 2] phase 1 delay is often discussed as a barrier or constraint to the use of health services, a process dependent on a sociocultural and economic context, resulting from the interaction between infrastructure, distance from maternal health facilities, the cost of maternal care, and quality of care [ 2, 26].

In addition, previous studies in sub-Saharan Africa have used a higher screening threshold to avoid excess referral in settings with resource constraints to maximize the use of resources [ 14- 18].

In this paper, we address a number of technical constraints to the appropriate use of cost-effectiveness information in health policy and planning.