Sentence examples for an inhibiting factor from inspiring English sources

Mr. Darden also cited the cost of drug testing as an inhibiting factor.

The Angels also demonstrated that a lack of postseason experience was not an inhibiting factor for them.

The report said Iraq would have the greatest incentive to attract outside capital but would face an inhibiting factor -- the "likely nationalist sentiment of the Iraqi population".

The Australian Independent Record Labels Association told the inquiry this cap was too low and "operates as an inhibiting factor to the development of Australian media".

However, in interviews at the time, chief executive Mark Pincus told me that the lack of built-in viral mechanisms on iPhone - this was in the days before Facebook Connect - was an inhibiting factor for social games like Zynga's.

Communism was a real threat, and was an inhibiting factor with regard to negotiation with the ANC, which clearly, in my mind, represented the majority of all black South Africans.

A lack of oral health knowledge and oral health care skills of even qualified nurses is an important inhibiting factor in achieving an acceptable level of residents' oral hygiene [ 31].

This study concluded that verbal communication is an important inhibiting factor and additional inclusion strategies are needed if an effective partnership between patients and professionals is to be achieved.

In all cases pH could be considered an independent inhibiting factor.

The observation of the lipase from A. oryzae, which hydrolyzed only the edge of the contact area of water and polymer (ring pattern), suggested that some enzymes may be capable of hydrolyzing the polymer film, however, an unknown inhibiting factor had forced the enzymes away from the solid liquid interface.

To a lesser extent, organizational barriers were revealed to be a possible inhibiting factor, mirroring factors associated with refusal of influenza vaccination in other studies [ 8, 23, 28].