Here are some of the things that may have contributed to this failure.
The reluctance of any American president to act as an honest broker in the process, rather than as a strong, unquestioning friend of Israel, has contributed to this failure.
Yet, it is also possible that deficient motor planning, together with declining cognitive executive capabilities [8], [12], which drive performance, contribute to this failure.
On the contrary, increased body iron stores may have contributed to this failure [13], because serum ferritin levels were clearly increased in the women who had abnormal glucose tolerance in our series.
Differences between the OA models studied preclinically and the disease evaluated in human clinical trials contribute to this failure [ 54].
Several factors probably contribute to this failure to refer for specialist care, but the lack of effective preoperative strategies to evaluate ovarian tumours is certainly one of the most important factors (Miller and Ueland, 2012).
Many factors contribute to this failure, including the following: 1) difficulties in correctly estimating the amount of carbohydrates in a meal, 2) missed meal boluses, and 3) fear of hypoglycemia that results in underinsulinization, especially overnight.
It is not exactly clear what caused the failure to detect smaller PrP fragments in our second patient (III-6), but the (difference in) size, quality and/or precise origin of the frozen specimens taken at autopsy for further molecular analysis might have contributed to this failure.
In addition to other barriers (presented below) it seems that poorly defined staff roles, insufficient commitment by management to improve quality of care (QoC) compounded by inadequate managerial skills and lack of a problem identification/problem solving culture, all contributed to this failure.
There were several problems that contributed to this failure, including the expansion of services which did not match with the available financial resources to fund them, a lack of competent personnel, and rampant mismanagement of funds (both funds that were locally generated and those granted by the central government) (18).
