Sentence examples for limitations to implementation from inspiring English sources

In this article, the authors have evaluated the development, challenges, and limitations to implementation of REACH in the occupational setting in order to examine to what extent the REACH 'ideals' can be achieved.

An obvious limitation to implementation of the multivariate models presented in this paper is the limited availability of data including i) the problem of missing within-study correlations and ii) the requirement for a relatively large number of studies to estimate all model parameters.

There are certain limitations to the implementation of such hierarchical scheme.

One of the major limitations to the implementation of amine based post-combustion CO2 capture (PCC) technology is the high efficiency loss induced by the process.

Tumor growth inhibition via anti-angiogenic therapy has certain practical limitations to its implementation [12].

Two important limitations to the implementation of preparedness activities are uncertainties in knowing how much preparedness is enough [5] and in having a measurable assessment of the outcomes of preparedness activities.

A significant number of barriers and limitations to the implementation of EBM were identified.

Current limitations to routine implementation of PCR-based MRSA screening tests are their high costs, the workload of specimen processing and the lack of trained laboratory technicians.

Two major limitations to its implementation on wider scales could be, first, the marked seasonality of production, which concentrates workload and is out of line with market requirements, and second, the management of grazing and manure distribution, which requires close monitoring of vegetation dynamics and animal behaviour.

The vast majority of respondents welcomed the promotion of EBM in family practice; however, participants also enumerated a significant list of barriers and limitations pertaining to implementation (Table 2).

This current study has highlighted that there are numerous limitations to the successful implementation of multidisciplinary team meetings (MDTs).