Obtaining climate data from past years at large geographic scales may present less of a barrier to refinement of NGHGIs than other efforts (e.g., in situ field inventories in the 1990's) to reduce the uncertainty associated with estimates of forest C and harvested wood products.
Individual sessions each last 30 minutes and include assessment of existing goals, problem solving for barriers and relapses, goal refinement, implementation for appropriate referrals, and evaluation of progress towards long-term goals.
Computational approaches that combine dense, discrete sampling with all-atom energy evaluation and refinement may help to overcome the remaining barriers to solving these problems.
Adhesion barriers or anti-adhesive agents are needed because refinements in surgical techniques do not seem to be sufficient in reducing adhesion-related morbidity.
Addressing these barriers from the pilot evaluation is critical to the further refinement of the Framework for use by MSI Call Centres, and for other global organisations designing and implementing similar service evaluations.
While the above example demonstrates further refinements in improving ICU structure, a report from Africa discusses more basic barriers to providing high-quality critical care.
Consequently, there will be a sound basis for revealing barriers and success factors in the technology design and development, implementation and refinement of the training programme.
Estuarine barriers to fish movement have received less attention than riverine barriers in regards to refinement of fish passage.
These dimensions of conceptual, technological, and organisational barriers are used in the paper of Hoel and Chen (2014) and are a refinement of the categories used in enterprise interoperability analysis (Chen and Daclin 2006).
Specifically, we were interested in determining if participants perceived that the KEDs intervention addressed key barriers and enablers to using communication strategies in practice in order to make refinements to the intervention components.
