Sentence examples similar to instigating difficulties from inspiring English sources
As well as their capacity to diminish operational difficulties instigated by fungal disperse mycelium (Espinosa-Ortiz et al. 2016).
Infectious disease treatments are associated with challenges including increasing antimicrobial resistance, drug cytotoxicity, and limited drug spectrum and these difficulties have instigated novel antimicrobial drug development [ 1– 3].
The high percentage of obstetricians and midwives who stated that they performed an episiotomy over 90% of the time for nulliparous women (83% and 99% respectively) gives an indication of the potential difficulty in instigating change, not only because of the high episiotomy rate for each individual clinician, but also because the majority of their peers do the same.
Data was synthesized from all the different qualitative methods employed, the results shed light on the difficulties faced in instigating task shifting policy.
Some commissioning groups have already been having difficulties with local hospital department closures instigated by central government diktat that went over their heads.
(Service user: female, 25, Asian Bangladeshi) The remaining 4 service users acknowledged a need for help but did not view their difficulties as mental health problems, so instigated more general help-seeking.
Therefore, while quantitative data can give us an indication of the different services, qualitative analysis is vital in understanding the actual impact on individuals and the difficulties facing those who run these operations in instigating changes [ 5].
However, difficulties surrounding screening, parental response to weight status in children, and general reluctance of health professionals to instigate weight discussions with parents has restricted work in this area.
"She started instigating sex.
One way is by instigating demonstrations".
