Still, the obstacles to efficiency are many.
As a result, services that are managed both by the government and the Global Fund are often badly coordinated and inefficiently managed, with duplication of tasks—including reporting, monitoring and evaluation, and funding/disbursement mechanisms representing significant obstacles to efficiency [ 12, 14].
The act defines a burden as a financial cost, an administrative inconvenience, an obstacle to efficiency, productivity or profitability, or a sanction, criminal or otherwise, that affects the carrying on of any lawful activity.
It is fashionable to argue that rights at work can be an unnecessary obstacle to efficiency, an impediment in an age of non-hierarchical company structures where creativity and initiative are valued more highly than suits, ties and punctuality.
On the other hand, clientelistic relations have been increasingly denounced as obstacles to the efficiency of these institutions and to the respect of democratic values.
The authors analyze obstacles to economic efficiency in EU climate policy and discuss future perspectives of emissions trading within the EU.
Kenneth R. Feinberg, who administers the claims facility, said such cases, "where the lawyer claims to represent the claimant and the claimant denies it," had created "an obstacle to the efficiency and speed in getting the checks out".
Floating type solar photovoltaic panels have numerous advantages compared to overland installed solar panels, including fewer obstacles to block sunlight, convenient, energy efficiency, higher power generation efficiency owing to its lower temperature underneath the panels.
The dynamics of convergence would, moreover, seem to promise significant increases for efficiency and coordination were obstacles to information sharing surmounted, and gaps in institutional cultures for using technology filled.
Although the laboratory techniques used in reverse genetics are fairly routine at this point, safety and efficiency issues have presented obstacles to it completely supplanting the reassortment method.
Although miRNAs represent a new class of potential targets for therapeutic intervention, there are obstacles to their clinical application, such as poor efficiency for cellular uptake.
