Sentence examples for implementation and limitations from inspiring English sources

See Supplementary Information S5 and S6 for implementation and limitations of TEMPI, respectively, which include potential limited applicability of TEMPI to other types of interactions than PPIs, sensitivity to completeness of the input PPIs and the scalability issue.

Reflections about its implementation and limitations are reported and discussed.

In this work, a novel diaphragm based pressure transducer with high sensitivity is described, including the physical design structure, in-depth analysis of optical response to changes in pressure, and a discussion of practical implementation and limitations.

Reliance on NGOs and donor funding has led to geographic distortions in implementation and limitations in scaling up, alongside struggles in harmonizing and strengthening domains that are notoriously weak in many health systems: supervision, supply chain management, monitoring and evaluation.

Studies with Personal Advisors [ 36, 37, 39] and the extension of Pathways to existing claimants [ 35, 38] revealed some of the implementation issues and limitations of the existing programme.

This paper presents various available techniques and tools to achieve these successive phases and illustrate their implementation and also limitations through case studies of slope design in open pit mines.

The results of this study highlight the importance of understanding existing context when considering QI implementation, and the limitations of mandated top down imposed QI initiatives.

However, based on the short follow-up period after implementation and the limitations in the quality of the input data, it is not possible to draw conclusions about the program's influence on productivity.

The use of self-report measures of health behaviour changes is a limitation [ 78, 79], however, all self-reported tools have been validated, including against objective measurement where feasible [ 80– 82], and have been used in cancer samples, with the national scale of implementation and resource limitations precluding collection of clinically-assessed outcomes.

However, prior to implementation, the suitability and limitations of these three techniques requires to be ascertained for effective Sargassum bed restoration.

Challenges of in vivo simultaneous MR thermometry implementation and the current limitations of the thermal dose model for the estimation of the extent of the thermal coagulation zone are discussed.