Sentence examples for inadequate resource allocation from inspiring English sources

STIs are not perceived as a major public health problem by the policy makers in most developing countries, resulting in inadequate resource allocation [ 10, 60- 66].

We consider inadequate resource allocation to probably be due to most health care organisations being financed according to basically the same fee-for-service payment schedule in Japan.

The shift leaders also stressed that both the critical state of patients and inadequate resource allocation greatly impact the workflow management of an ICU.

More than a half million women continue to die each year in childbirth, often due to inadequate resource allocation in maternal health and a complex web of social determinants, inadequate clinical capacity, and health disparities [ 47].

Although some progress has been made in SSA in terms of developing reproductive health policies and reforming laws to provide a framework for the implementation of SRHR programmes, SRHR still remain non-priority issues on the development agenda of many SSA countries due to limited political leadership and commitment to the realization of SRHR, and inadequate resource allocation [ 2- 4].

The Desk Study on the Environment in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (UNEP 2003c) identified acute environmental problems that have arisen as a result of the ongoing conflict, as well as problems stemming from long-term inadequate resource allocation and environmental management.

And that also results in very poor resource allocation.

The dropout rate is high due to a number of reasons ranging from limited number of inclusion schools that facilitate learning of children with disabilities, inadequate number of teachers to support children with special needs, inadequate budget resource allocation and limited attention paid to the specific needs and rights of children with disabilities, among others.

Taken together, these findings suggest that healthcare resource allocation for CKD is inadequate.

We allocated investments under two resource allocation scenarios: a climate-adapted allocation and a climate-neutral allocation.

Imbalanced resource allocation, limited physical access to quality health services and inadequate human resources [ 23] as well as inability to translate funds into public health services [ 25] are well documented challenges of India's primary health clinics.