Sentence examples for prevalent barriers from inspiring English sources

Results from the quantitative studies indicated that the most prevalent barriers were as follows: suspicions about the drug itself (53%, 95% CI 24 83%), patients were not informed or believed they were not eligible (38%, 25 50%), and travel or transport obstacles (39%, 21 57%).

The most prevalent barriers include initial costs, user perceptions and implementation problems.

Many barriers identified in previous studies (e.g., attitudes toward obese patients, lack of insurance payments for obesity care) were not prevalent barriers in the current study.

Advanced disease stage, new cancer episodes, tiredness, pain, other associated co-morbidities are other prevalent barriers of re-employment [ 2, 8, 14, 30, 32].

Community HIV/AIDS knowledge, lack of supportive/understanding work environments, lack of employment opportunities, and personal financial resources were also highly prevalent barriers to accessing care.

('Tina', Female, 65 years, treated with a stem cell transplant) The most prevalent barriers to physical activity were symptoms of MM and side effects of treatment.

Instructors report that the most prevalent barrier to the adoption of reformed teaching strategies is insufficient time to learn about reformed teaching strategies and to revise courses to implement these practices (Dancy and Henderson 2010; Henderson and Dancy 2007; Sunal et al. 2001).

The most prevalent barrier to care was community HIV/AIDS stigma.

The cost of implementing the EHR was the most prevalent barrier.

Food cravings were the prevalent barrier to healthy eating and for some participants giving up the foods they loved was very difficult.

Globally and by region, community HIV/AIDS stigma was the most prevalent barrier for women in this study; 77.7% of women in the global population identified this barrier as problematic, regardless of severity.