Despite the coexistence of several organizational models, the deployment of TPE programs focusing on diabetes or obesity remains particularly insufficient outside hospital structures, despite population's needs.
Particularly, insufficient knowledge regarding the CDSS and barriers related to a lack of integration into daily practice such as too high intensity of alerts, irrelevant alerts, and the additional time it requires to use the CDSS were commonly perceived barriers.
On the other hand, short-term measures that would be easier to enact, like energy initiatives in an economic stimulus spending package, could be perceived by Europe and China, particularly, as insufficient evidence of meaningful change.
Weak inter-agency cooperation, and, particularly, the insufficient MLH&SA involvement, are preventing the development of an effective referral system.
Misclassification is possible, particularly where insufficient or incorrect information was provided to the police at the time of their assessment.
A major problem in the treatment of depression is the limited efficacy of current treatments, particularly after insufficient response to initial therapy.
Repeatability of the results, although sometimes very good when reported, may be an issue in some studies, particularly when insufficient details were provided to allow reproduction of electrode positioning.
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) and whole exome sequencing (WES) technologies have changed the landscape of human genetic disease diagnosis; however, distinguishing a pathogenic allele from a novel, benign polymorphism is a complex process, particularly when insufficient numbers of relatives are available for comparative sequence analysis.
Particularly, the insufficient anal sphincter stretchability, the associated perianal sepsis and the coexistent sentinel pile have been advocated as additional pathogenetic factors and could explain both recurrences after conservative treatment and differences between surgical and pharmacological sphincterotomy outcome [ 5, 25, 26].
As Democrats struggle to retain their one-vote Senate margin this election year, they have made clear they believe the bill is insufficient, particularly on child care.
The issue of benefits for N.F.L. players will come to Capitol Hill on June 26, when Congress will hear testimony from a group of retired players who contend that benefits are insufficient, particularly for players who are disabled.
