The investment barrier is still the most prevalent obstacle to the widespread market penetration of energy efficient products [76].
Low medication adherence rates are a well-documented, highly prevalent obstacle to successful ongoing prevention and treatment of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease.
As more women are forced to make late-life career changes because of the ailing economy or failing industries, they are faced with a number of obstacles, the most prevalent of which is age bias.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has highlighted the issue of non-adherence to long-term treatment, which is a major obstacle in treating prevalent chronic diseases, such as asthma, hypertension, and diabetes [1].
Since non-adherence is a major obstacle in treating prevalent chronic diseases the aim was to determine whether personality traits are related to reported adherence to medication in individuals with chronic disease.
But as real estate prices continue relatively flat, one obstacle has become more prevalent: Co-op boards are rejecting sales outright if they deem the price of the apartment to be too low.
The obstacle for the Grid to be prevalent is the difficulty in using, configuring and maintaining it, which needs excessive IT knowledge, workload, and human intervention.
The second most prevalent stepping pattern was a jump over the obstacle (step length = 6) on the right and a large regular step on the left (Fig. 11).
We do not believe that non-thyroidal illness syndrome was an obstacle in our study since women with prevalent breast cancer and cancer diagnosed up to two years following baseline were excluded.
Now he is seeking to remove what he regards as obstacles to voluntary H.I.V. testing, making it as prevalent as possible, short of mandating it.
All these obstacles to obtaining help, she says, are more prevalent among black women.
