Sentence examples for difficulty in implementation from inspiring English sources
Gene editing has not evolved faster towards clinical application because of its difficulty in implementation.
Most conventional derivative-based color edge detectors have shortcomings such as high computational cost, difficulty in implementation and missing edges.
BRT corridors need to be evaluated carefully with attention to population and employment density and growth forecasts, right of way availability, ridership and cost compared to transit modal alternatives, and ease or difficulty in implementation.
It starts by describing a variety of possible approaches, in order of increasing complexity, and then selects one that gives significantly increased flexibility with only slightly increased difficulty in implementation.
One reason for the disparity between laboratory results and incidence outcomes may be related to the difficulty in implementation of the techniques previously found to be successful in altering biomechanics and/or injury risk.
Qualitative analysis of the open questions revealed that lack of knowledge, fear, resistance to change, and difficulty in implementation were perceived as barriers to the adoption of reporting guidelines by journals.
While these models are not mutually exclusive, and a variety of pharmaceutical care models will be necessary for scale up, it is useful to consider the impact of implementing these models on the provider, patient access to treatment and difficulties in implementation.
4. Time constraints and technical difficulties in implementation inhibited progress.
These reports, which may indicate factors and difficulties in implementation, are forwarded to the CEDAW for its consideration.
That is, so many good ideas work in the lab but never get a chance to scale up because they get swallowed by a lack of financing or difficulties in implementation.
Difficulties in implementation — 26 states are suing to kill the law; Republican presidential candidates promise to repeal it; long-term care has been scrapped for lack of funds — stem from having allowed partisans in Congress shape the bill and pass it on party-line votes in both houses.
