Sentence examples for fragmented infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The outbreak, which was fueled by the fragmented infrastructure of Zimbabwe's health care system and by the unavailability of food and of clean drinking water, started in August 2008 in a district located south of the country's capital city, Harare.

Despite federal funding for breast cancer screening, fragmented infrastructure and limited organizational capacity hinder access to the full continuum of breast cancer screening and clinical follow-up procedures among rural-residing women.

The fragmented infrastructure also exposed greater resource inefficiencies, as each use case required separate server space and compute power that couldn't be shared across the platform.

Many challenges have been identified, such as fragmented infrastructure, incompatible databases, regulatory burden, career disincentives, practice limitations and lack of funding.

The introduction and penetration of EVs is confronted by several barriers such as immaturity of technology, fragmented infrastructure, incomplete standards and regulations, and skepticism of consumers towards an emerging technology [16].

Of course, there are many more challenges that translational scientists are facing, such as a fragmented infrastructure, lack of adequately trained investigators, bureaucratic and regulatory burdens, lack of support by the public which may question the value of biomedical research [12].

The unprecedented economic growth occurring across Southeast Asia is causing large tracts of rainforest to be logged, converted to plantations or fragmented by infrastructure development.

"I think this goes back to just a very fragmented health infrastructure in the West African countries affected, a lack of personal preventive equipment on the ground and the inability to quickly educate a population that is not health literate," she said.

Social networks are disrupted when traffic moves through communities and nature is degraded when landscapes are fragmented by infrastructure.

This implies that they should act as connectors and matchmakers in fragmented knowledge infrastructures overseeing other intermediaries and have a presence at many innovation system levels.

There are many reasons why private investors might be deterred from an impoverished African country: corruption, insecure property rights, fragmented markets, lousy infrastructure.