Sentence examples for Logistical impediments from inspiring English sources

Logistical impediments to the use of GIA in large scale population-based field studies have included the limited volume of blood that can be obtained from research participants, particularly children and infants, and time consuming determination of parasite growth endpoints.

Logistical impediments prevented timely laboratory analysis of clinical specimens (for two patients specimens were never tested), but even with this constraint, steps were taken to limit adverse public health consequences of the suspected monkeypox virus infections.

"That's one of the logistical impediments in this regard," Freckelton said.

He added, "It is my recommendation that your address be held on the following evening, when we can ensure there will be no parliamentary or logistical impediments that might detract from your remarks".

"With the significant amount of time, typically more than three hours, that is required to allow for a security sweep of the House Chamber before receiving a president, it is my recommendation that your address be held on the following evening, when we can ensure there will be no parliamentary or logistical impediments that might detract from your remarks".

In fairness, there are real logistical impediments to fiscal transparency at the DOD, but still, a law passed by Congress in 1990 that requires an annual audit of the military has never even come close to being implemented, leaving the Pentagon as the only federal agency that's never had to fully open its books.

There was a difference in AΔTH in the univariate analysis between patients using or not using polyglucose (0.9±2 vs 1.4±2 l resp, p = 0.04) in the countries without logistical impediment to the use of polyglucose.

There was a small difference in AΔTH in univariate analysis between patients on CAPD vs APD (1.3±2.0 vs 0.9±1.9 l resp, p = 0.06) in these countries without logistical impediment to the use of APD (Belgium, France, UK).

Underlying issues, including higher tax rates, local logistical problems, and regulatory impediments, create a hostile business environment (CSADC, 3; Assemblyman Bloom, Joint Oversight Hearing; San Jose Mercury News, Tom Verdin, August 2012).

This study provides evidence that the current policy environment (legislation), together with BHPs' lack of trust in THPs, are major obstacles that justify their fear of not openly referring patients to THPs; and that logistical constraints are an additional impediment to intersectoral collaboration.

While logistical barriers such as distance and cost are recognised as impediments to participation in cancer care, there appears to be a window of opportunity to influence care in tertiary hospitals to be culturally sensitive to the needs of Indigenous clients.