Sentence examples for obstacle to control from inspiring English sources

A main health obstacle to control TB is that latent bacilli may remain viable for decades and reactivate later to cause active TB.

One obstacle to controlling these epidemics is our poor understanding of the host range of filoviruses and their natural reservoirs.

Now, it's also time for some plain talk about the most immediate obstacle to controlling Federal deficits.

One obstacle to controlling the rabies problem has been that Bali's majority Hindu population is extremely fond of dogs, unlike Indonesians from other parts of the country, whose adherence to Islam means that many see dogs as unclean animals.

He saw the existence of many drugs of unknown quality as a major obstacle to controlling TB, and as a major concern for the rise of resistant strains of TB [MDR-TB] [see also [ 55]].

Environmental sources of CWD infection represent potential obstacles to control in natural and captive settings.

One of the biggest obstacles to controlling the spread of the AIDS virus among young blacks is denial.

The major obstacles to controlling PRRSV include genetic and antigenic variation of the virus and the dysregulation of the host response [ 10].

The major obstacle was the inability to control the continuous leaking urine and odour: this problem has really slowed my progress you cannot do any work, whether it is doing petty business or work in the office you cannot, because you will smell, your colleagues will smell urine, frankly it is sad (Mercy, 35 years, 6 years with fistula).

In the early 1990s, crime begins to spiral out of control in the rapidly growing Penwood/Arville neighborhood of Las Vegas, the fastest-growing city in the U.S. Police, however, face a series of obstacles in their efforts to control it.

The performance of each one affects our perceptions of the other, thereby presenting them with new obstacles in their efforts to control the design quality of their customers' experience.