Sentence examples for problem of adopting from inspiring English sources

The Marxist doctrine, however, gave no clear guidance about the interim period before the millennium is reached; and the international solidarity of the proletariat proved a myth when war broke out in 1914, facing the European Social Democratic parties with the problem of adopting an attitude to the outbreak of the war.

The ambiguity is then the practical problem of adopting different points of view, something that reflective participants in self-critical practices must already be able to do by virtue of their competence.

Since acquired knowledge of ACEP Clinical Policy on Hypertension did not translate into changes in physician practice in Lehrmann's trial, we approached the problem of adopting evidence-based guidelines in clinical practice at the next level in the hierarchy of interventions, namely, transfer of learning to the workplace via evaluation of behavior.

Second to the cultural problem of adopting a new terminology, the next greatest problem encountered was the decision adopted by the community to double enter data into the old and new system prior to making a complete transition to the new system.

Based on an example, we discuss the benefits and problems of adopting GSN and similar safety-inspired argumentation approaches in clinical decision-making.

Second, by building on the taxonomy of meta-organizations, we demonstrate that an industry-founded and not-for-profit innovation intermediary, as a meta-organization, is a necessary tool to address problems of adopting open innovation.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of adopting problem-based learning (PBL) and concept mapping (CM) in the educational programs for Taiwanese registered nursing (RN) students.

We use a gradient-based implementation of the history matching problem to investigate the feasibility of adopting the developed method for field-scale application.

Fig. 4 Schematic diagram to depict the proposed mechanism to tackle the problem of resistance (adopted from Raman et al. (2008) [9]).

One of the main problems for adopting smart thermostats is consumers' expectations about smart thermostats.

Yet many universities have been slow to recognize the extent of the problem, to adopt new ethical rules or to hold faculty members to account.