Sentence examples for inhibit implementation from inspiring English sources
NPT aims to understand the work required for an intervention to be implemented and identify factors that promote and inhibit implementation.
Questions about factors that promote or inhibit implementation of preventive care and changes in physicians' perceptions of promoting and inhibiting factors throughout their careers were identified.
We define factors as components external to the school model (i.e. not part of the school itself) that can contribute to or inhibit implementation (Century et al. 2012).
Many factors may enhance or inhibit implementation.
Besides general barriers that inhibit implementation, this non-compliance is associated with the large number of guidelines competing for attention.
Factors that promote or inhibit implementation of standards, and the impacts that result, need detailed examination and analysis.
Some officials think the IHR 2005 are sufficient on their own to be considered as law, which is obviously not the case.' Several participants identified problems arising from a lack of expertise in public health law in their state, inhibiting implementation of pandemic planning.
Enhancing a medical school curriculum to respond to changing healthcare and population needs requires an understanding of the local capacity to implement new content, and the factors that facilitate or inhibit the implementation process.
It would seem likely, given the rapid growth and evolution of e-health technologies, that there will be differences in the factors that inhibit their implementation over time, and this will be important to recognise when devising strategies for the implementation of e-health into practice.
It was announced by the BJP-led government in 2004, but the government of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has not publicly embraced Cold Start and GOI uncertainty over Pakistani nuclear restraint may inhibit future implementation by any government.
The government also has to consider how the pattern of population interactions might stimulate or inhibit the implementation of early childhood education programs.
