Sentence examples for discussion of obstacles from inspiring English sources

Correction: August 22 , 2001 Wednesday An obituary on Sunday about Jeanne Loriod, a player of the rare electronic instrument known as the ondes martinot, used an erroneous surname for another such musician, a theremin virtuoso, obtained from a discussion of obstacles to their careers in a British online publication, The Wire.

This study, in our view, is a step to incite a general discussion of obstacles and opportunities for developing countries, that could help them in using their limited resources effectively, hence, enable them to offer better conditions to their citizens and to contribute space science to a larger extend.

The following is a discussion of obstacles to the review, and adjustments to methodological approaches that could allow future comparisons.

This is followed by a discussion of the obstacles to intervention implementation that may be present in school settings.

A discussion of outstanding obstacles for the achievement of high efficiency solar thermophotovoltaics systems is provided along with examples of systems showing exceptional promise.

This paper provides a detailed description of the quantitative (spectral-based)approach for assessing soil properties, using the reflectance radiation across the sun 's illumination range along with an extensive discussion of the obstacles (and their possible solutions)preventing this approach from being a pure laboratory equivalent.

All those ghosts are interspersed with gorgeous ball gowns, romantic waltzes, impassioned monologues about love, and discussions of the obstacles female writers faced in 19th-century literature.

What happens if you do nothing?" Choice is stressed, and there is discussion of the potential obstacles to action for each action option.

In these campaigns, different promotion strategies are used: informative stylized banners depicting HH; educational brochures, a song parody CD, demonstration of proper HH technique, using poster paints on children's hands; a puppet theater; and face-to-face discussions about the importance of, obstacles to, and benefits of HH.

Strategies that have incentivized compliance with HH procedures: informative stylized banners depicting HH; educational brochures, a song parody CD, demonstration of proper HH technique, using poster paints on children's hands; a puppet theater and face-to-face discussions about the importance of, obstacles to, and benefits of HH.

In this report, we present a discussion of potential opportunities for, and obstacles to, the implementation of more individualized risk stratification to allow more appropriate management strategies and improved outcomes.