Sentence examples for gaps in implementing from inspiring English sources

I provide an outline of alternative methods, strategies, and new developments; discuss cost-effectiveness, current implementation, barriers, and gaps in implementing the alternatives; and present possible solutions to reduce reliance on DDT.

States should seize this opportunity to ensure that gaps in implementing the ICPD's outcomes are recognised, particularly those relating to women's reproductive rights.

A global review of progress and gaps in implementing the Beijing Platform for Action is underway and more than 150 governments have sent national reports.

From the outcome of various studies available in the technical literature, there exists a gap in implementing 100% neat mustard oil biodiesel as a replacement of diesel for practical applications owing to increased exhaust NO x emissions.

However, the first barrier for quality improvement at any level of the health care system is human capacity development, which continues to be a gap in implementing health programmes [ 8- 12].

This means that there might be gaps in the implemented curriculum information for some countries.

Geoscience has an essential contribution to make in addressing knowledge gaps recognised in ecosystem assessment and in implementing robust solutions to broader environmental, economic and social issues.

Gaps in the usual care to be provided or facilitated by ASHAs along with underlying implementation bottlenecks responsible for the gaps were identified through a literature search and SEWA Rural's three decades of experience in implementing several community-based interventions.

To address these gaps in knowledge, we implemented the SWIFT Offspring study, a prospective study of growth during infancy among GDM offspring that evaluates the associations with breastfeeding intensity based on quantitative methods independent of the intrauterine environment, perinatal outcomes and postnatal behaviors related to serial growth measures from birth through one year of age.

A quality improvement project, the Guidelines Applied to Practice (GAP), was implemented in these hospitals in 2001.

No ontology based measure strictly dominates the others in terms of performance; thus, in GAP we implemented and evaluated multiple similarity measures, including our two novel proposals, i.e., Leaves and Specificity-descendant, described below.