However, the fact that the cost is so negative, and that they are typically not adopted, points that it is not the economics what prevents their implementation, but rather the existence of other barriers: hidden costs, transition costs, insufficient awareness, behavioral inertia, principal agent problems, technological lock-in, non-socialized risk, etc.
Insufficient use of behavioral theory to understand health care workers' (HCWs) hand hygiene compliance may result in suboptimal design of hand hygiene interventions and limit effectiveness.
Thus, traditional instruction is considered insufficient for affecting behavioral change.
The clinically significant weight loss in IBI but not the control group suggests that physician advice to lose weight combined with common diet and exercise information is insufficient and that behavioral strategies and feedback are also required to produce meaningful weight loss.
Smith et al. (abstract 577) compared 31 and 19 insulin-treated diabetic patients who were aware and unaware of hypoglycemia and found 75 and 43% adherence to recommendations for changes in treatment regimens, respectively, suggesting that purely educational efforts may be insufficient to reduce behavioral and treatment patterns leading to such episodes.
The mere presentation of information is insufficient to produce lasting behavioral change; it is also necessary to understand the factors that lead to successful behavioral change [ 12].
In short, adolescent odor exposure alone is insufficient to yield a behavioral effect in adult female animals.
In response to the second concern about the insufficient information of the behavioral experimental studies, we have addressed the related issues in the Materials and methods section.
As for the dimensional scores, the internal consistency was acceptable for the Interpersonal, marginal for the Behavioral and insufficient for the Affective dimension in both genders.
I suppose that the authors' intent with their Ad lesions was to show that lesions restricted to the region lateral to RA (that may have been lesioned in both the 'AIV' lesions of CM et al. and the 'Ad' lesions of B&A) are insufficient to elicit the behavioral deficits associated with the 'AIV' lesions.
