Sentence examples for discuss obstacles from inspiring English sources

Federal officials held a conference with local law enforcement officials in November to discuss obstacles local police forces face in getting accurate, timely information.

In this report, the second of three on surgical innovation and evaluation, we discuss obstacles related to the study design of randomised controlled trials and non-randomised studies assessing surgical interventions.

Latimore was involved in a project called "Healthy Minds at Work," which ran from 2008-2012 and worked with Baltimore youth to discuss obstacles to mental health and overcoming substance abuse.

The people who are most marginalized often don't make it into the studies". Latimore was involved in a project called "Healthy Minds at Work," which ran from 2008-2012 and worked with Baltimore youth to discuss obstacles to mental health and overcoming substance abuse.

In all the participating hospitals we contacted the obstetrician in charge of the obstetric division by email and requested one or two delegates per type of professional aforementioned to discuss obstacles and facilitators in their daily postpartum haemorrhage care.

This category aims to discuss obstacles such as feasibility, acceptability, and creditability in promoting a new behavior, for instance increasing natural delivery and reducing C-section rate in the target population.

In a webinar as part of the Livelihood Creation Project, Shantha Sinha, MV Foundation, and Jacqueline Bhabha, HSPH, HLS, HKS, discussed obstacles and challenges that girls face when pursuing education.

Studying what and how people eat is a messy science, in large part because it's extremely difficult to control human behavior: in 2016, the British epidemiologist Ben Goldacre, discussing obstacles to his ideal experiment, noted, of its hypothetical subjects, "I would have to imprison them all, because there's no way I would be able to force 500 people to eat fruits and vegetables for a life".

PURPOSE: Despite concerns about declining participation rates in epidemiologic studies in recent years, relatively few papers have discussed obstacles to recruiting study participants or strategies for optimizing response rates.

In discussing obstacles related to student participation in laboratory sciences, one HINU faculty member commented, "Based on my own observations and knowledge of many, certainly not all, but many traditions there would be issues that could very clearly preclude or pose obstacles to students wanting to participate in lab sciences".

In discussing obstacles to improving public health, Coye identified a range of issues [ 43].