"At a time when many people are experiencing multiple careers across their lifetime, any impediments to mature aged students participating in higher education will not be in the national interest," Terry said.
There were legal impediments to cooperation across the continuum of criminal intelligence operations.
Given such asymmetries, mobile genetic elements that have overcome impediments to colonization across the multiple domains, as well as the viruses, are important models for understanding what limits horizontal transfer across, and outside of, the Tree of Life.
While some efforts to reduce uncertainty have been achieved[28], progress across the policy valley still faces impediments as two recent examples illustrate.
By Ted Robinson and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, April 5 , 1941P. 13 A plane at Revere, Massachusetts, shook itself free of various impediments while nobody was looking, ran across the flying field, took off, and reached a height of one thousand feet all by itself.
A five-country evaluation of data structures supporting health care systems in developing countries across 4 continents identified a number of structural impediments (timeliness, accuracy, simplicity, flexibility, acceptiblity, usefulness) to an effective health information system [13].
One of the key impediments to the expansion of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) practice across the lifecycle, particularly in competitive tendering environments, is the continued reliance on documents to define the contractual interface between the acquirer and the supplier.
Another limitation, also linked to the impediments in the system for retrieving relevant data across levels of primary and secondary care, is the missed opportunity to link the hospital-based data to nursing home-based data.
There are other impediments to what's called telestroke technology, including licensing roadblocks preventing doctors from practicing across state borders.
But many impediments remain.
