Sentence examples for implementation challenges to from inspiring English sources
This enhancement has put forward significant implementation challenges to HSR system designers [13].
The deployment of sophisticated telecommunication services poses demanding design and implementation challenges to the underlying infrastructure.
We solve several implementation challenges to boost its efficiency on modern computer architectures, specifically for very sparse adjacency matrices that represent a wide range of social networks.
Potential additional challenges associated with devolution include delays in revised policy implementation, challenges to implementation as a consequence of conflict between national and county governments and possible resistance to the revised strategy due to salary costs associated with the greater numbers of CHEWs, who are now the responsibility of the county governments.
Implementation challenges to global networks are also discussed.
"The Global Fund looks to Cambodia's ministry of health to address implementation challenges and to support efforts to further strengthen systems for health to serve the people of Cambodia".
We weren't able to observe admission reconciliations in general surgery due to implementation challenges specific to this unit.
Indeed extending the effort to consider the full physical model is relatively straightforward in theory though quite time consuming in practice due mostly to the need to consider implementation challenges unrelated to the fundamental issues of interest here; namely establishing the utility of a hyperspectral data set for DOT.
Program implementation challenges need to be addressed to realize the full potential of the FCHV approach, particularly related to training, resupply of UPTs, and referral.
On the other hand, it enables researchers to appreciate the policy process, implementation challenges and to develop relevant research questions.
These included implementation challenges pertaining to remoteness, the quality of communications infrastructure and transportation, the willingness of patients to participate in more comprehensive care, governance arrangements [ 20] and recruiting and retaining staff [ 20, 23].
