Sentence examples for quality barriers from inspiring English sources
The lowering of quality barriers by some open-access publishers has generated a citation explosion in some fields, boosting citation counts by publishing papers that otherwise might not have been published.
We examined whether perceptions of usefulness in assessing quality, barriers to using the data, and receptivity to a new limited dataset, were associated with the use of seven key data sources by the network team.
In recognition of the cost and quality barriers to care seeking, demand side financing strategies have been proposed as a mechanism to channel subsidies to the patient directly ([ 10– 14]) and promote quality of care by requiring minimum quality standards for accreditation.
The excellent flame-retardant properties arose mainly due to the formation of a high-quality barrier layer, which is based on the graphitic char from GO and the HPTCP-catalyzed char from the PVA matrix.
Rather than improving quality, the barriers to entry exist simply to protect lawyers from competition with non-lawyers and firms that are not lawyer-owned — competition that could reduce legal costs and give the public greater access to legal assistance.
A better understanding of the spatial representation of soil quality and barriers to rice production could serve several purposes.
Fish populations are declining, however, due to low water quality and barriers such as dams and culverts.
A decade has passed since the availability, quality, and barriers to RH services have been assessed across crisis-affected settings.
The EPI of Colombia conducted a large study on parental practices on immunization, attitudes and knowledge, perceived service quality, and barriers to immunization.
Worse physical and emotional functioning were significantly associated with worse ratings of information quality, more barriers to obtain information and a greater need for information in two large American studies among a sample of diverse cancer survivors [ 16, 29].
In 2010, the EPI commissioned a nationwide study on practices on immunization, attitudes and knowledge, perceived service quality, and barriers to childhood immunization in order to tailor EPI communication strategies.
