Person-centred care, i.e. best practice, is difficult to achieve in a fragmented care system.
26 Previous studies in this setting have found that change in practice is difficult to achieve and new pathways of care are difficult to exploit.
A conception cohort would be a more robust design for collection of information on symptoms prior to pregnancy, but in practice is difficult to achieve.
Another possible limitation is that, although it would be ideal to have an equal number of students recruited from the public and private universities, this in practice is difficult to achieve.
However, responding to his findings, investment firm Hargreaves Lansdown says that, while in theory we should all be continually moving our cash from best-buy to best-buy, "in practice this is difficult to achieve and requires an unrelenting drive and efficiency which few of us possess".
Yet, in spite of this, systematic reuse in practice has been difficult to achieve.
In principle, it should be possible to discriminate between SV4/5 (∼90 kD), SV6/7 (∼92 kD), SV 3/8 (∼94 kD) and SV1/2 (∼97 kD) on a immunoblot, but in practice, this was difficult to achieve, since the difference in size were too small and different bands could be linked to several SVs.
In practice this is difficult to achieve most times and a consensus on what is acceptable for true and false alarm rate needs to be agreed upon before setting control limits.
The implementation of treatment guidelines in clinical practice have proven difficult to achieve, as reflected by major variations in the prescription patterns of antipsychotics between different comparable regions and countries.
The implementation of treatment guidelines in clinical practice has proven difficult to achieve [ 7], reflected by major variations in the prescription patterns of antipsychotics between different comparable regions and countries [ 8- 10].
