Sentence examples for implementation was hindered from inspiring English sources

However, their implementation was hindered by poverty, poor harvests and political unrest.

The majority of the respondents noted that the implementation was hindered by insufficient available time.

Guideline implementation was hindered mostly by organizational factors, including resistance to change, brand-loyal organization, weak collaborative network with researchers, lack of disseminators, and cost-conscious organization.

Those who did not regularly use care plans reported that their successful implementation was hindered by administrative challenges of accessing and sharing the care plan across HCPs and institutions.

Moreover, the rate of implementation is hindered by the high up-front investment, maintenance costs and technical skill requirements.

However, practical implementation is hindered by sluggish reaction kinetics and large volume change during de/sodiation process.

Opposite to Mwadyamweka, in this scenario despite good institutions, the economic situation of the country does not improve and  policy implementation is hindered by lack of resources and by large dependence on external aid.

Although the tools, expertise, and strategies to prevent many of these complications and to improve quality of life exist and prove to be effective, their use and implementation is hindered by a siloed system, fragmented care processes, and an inappropriate volume-based payment system.

Although the full implementation of this reform was hindered due to political and organizational obstacles, it is seen to mark the beginning of a new era of expansion in Portuguese public health policy [ 62, 63].

The implementation of the task agreements was hindered by the absence of a commitment procedure.

Due to this low number of patients, an extending evaluation of the implementation of (one element of) step-1 of the SCS in physical therapy practice was hindered.