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Thus, it is of concern that poor diagnostic standards such as the lack of skilled microscopists and inadequate or absence of quality control systems [ 2] continue to hinder effective malaria control.
The study's authors said the intricate design of many endoscopes continues to hinder effective cleaning and those problems are compounded when healthcare workers skip steps or ignore basic protocols in a rush to get scopes ready for the next patient.
Well, for sure, financial pressures do continue to hinder CEOs efforts to advance sustainability innovations within their organisations.
Rules that limit product-market competition, and too much red tape for small start-up firms, continue to hinder growth.
However, the lack of theory in this field and the existence of conceptual and technological bottlenecks continue to hinder the advancement of PF modeling and prediction.
Their ability so to do suggests that an over‐diligent search for due impartiality – or for a controversy – continue to hinder the objective reporting of a scientific story..
The same factors that retarded the Knicks' cohesion early in the season continue to hinder them -- injuries, youth and Brown's ever-changing rotation.
This has led to the current debt deadlocks, which continue to hinder the growth of African countries.
Governmental research and aid was non-existent and our energy policies continue to hinder our efforts even today.
Beyond that technological optimism, do you think leaders and political and financial constraints will continue to hinder such progress?
