Despite their fast growth, researchers and modelers are faced with the lack of a framework to analyze such models and help them assess their performance and efficiency.
Yet the authors choose to treat this challenge, and the lack of a framework for managers to address it, as somehow different from other business challenges that result from changes in the business environment, such as the quickening global economy, a shrinking labor pool, or changing technology.
In Portugal the water and air pollution have always deserved a greater attention and therefore the regulatory system for contaminated soil remains largely undeveloped, leading to a lack of a framework in terms of policy, including incentives, administrative infrastructures and capacity, as well as the development and implementation of techniques for soil remediation.
Barriers to compliance and poor design of facilities, impractical guidelines and policies, lack of a framework for risk management, failure to apply behavioral-change theory, and insufficient obligation and enforcement by infection control personnel highlight the need of management systems in infection control in our hospital.
For Morozov, trenchant criticism has declined due to a lack of a framework for analyzing the relationship between technology and society, which he pithily summarizes as "No vision, no critique".
Ball, who chaired a 15-member panel appointed by the Institute of Medicine, blames this stunted growth on the lack of a framework for evaluating technologies and on a failure to build on the experience of earlier telemedicine projects.
Added to these mysteries is the lack of a good framework for understanding the brain's connectivity and electrochemistry.
The biggest is the lack of a legal framework for judging the crimes of demobilised fighters.
An obstacle in some poor countries is the lack of a regulatory framework that would help microfinance thrive.
However, due to the lack of a mechanistic framework for interpreting behavioral data in such tasks, the nature of the SC's contribution to attention remains unclear.
The inadequacy of briefing may be attributed to the lack of a comprehensive framework for identifying the requirements of clients.
