Sentence examples for utilization challenges from inspiring English sources
The trace element concentrations are mostly well below local soil compositions with only Ga, Sr, and Cu well above and thus suggest few, if any, regulatory utilization challenges.
When both hardware and software development are wanted to be included in the same method utilization, challenges such as interdependencies between software and hardware tasks, specialized team members, and long development cycles of hardware development need to be addressed.
Despite this manifold increase in demand and utilization, challenges exist in the further expansion of services, particularly through trained nurse or midwife service provision up to 12 weeks gestation [ 12].
This paper presents an illustrative analysis of the 2006 Tanzania SPA with the goal of demonstrating a practical solution to SPA data utilization challenges using a subset of variables selected to represent the six building blocks of health system strength identified by the World Health Organization (WHO) with a focus on system readiness to provide service.
The increasing demand for wireless communication presents an efficient spectrum utilization challenge.
However, high concentration of glucose in the pretreated material makes xylose utilization challenging due to competitive inhibition of sugar transport.
A common problem with wastewaters is that one of the components is usually predominant, which makes their utilization challenging.
Receptor binding measures in PET require the utilization of challenges sufficiently long in duration so that a constant state can be achieved and enough data points collected to permit quantification.
Lignocellulosic biomass offers an economically sustainable renewable source of chemicals and fuels, but the development of efficient processes for lignocellulose utilization is challenging due to the complex and heterogeneous structure of plant cell walls.
Both quality of care and service utilization are challenging to assess since each one of them represents a complex theoretical construct.
Assessing the exact number of traditional healers in Uganda and their utilization is challenging, as some healers are not registered and some of their clients visit them at night or clandestinely.
