3. A physical obstacle equipped with sensors and other security measures would offer an effective way to impede the illegal traffic of drugs, arms and people across the border.
But the gridlock is most damaging to Republicans who, four months after electoral gains that gave them control over both chambers of the legislature, have allowed bitter internal divisions to impede effective government.
Dexterity deficit due to current training models, dexterity decay due to lack of practice, and situational stress related to the clinical environment may combine to impede effective training and confident use of endoscopes in airway management.
All these factors collectively contribute to impede effective coordination of an integrated service delivery system.
Thus, whereas the analytical mode is expected to impede effective emotional processing, the experiential mode is expected to facilitate such processing (Teasdale, 1999).
Reservations about the benefits of professional treatment were another common problem - and one which appeared to impede effective management of depression.
The alpine landscape of the Tatra National Park has changed significantly over the past few decades, especially as a result of the development of tourism (i.e. hotels, ski slopes) which are likely to impede the effective management of nature conservation.
These findings suggest the possibility that in cancers where hyperactive c-Met is independent of HGF-mediated autocrine stimulation, targeting the Met receptor may be more effective than targeting HGF ligand to impede cancer progression and metastasis.
In addition, in order to impede resistance, an effective cocktail should be composed of multiple phages against the same bacterial strains, as in the present study.
A memo written by Larry D. Thompson, then deputy attorney general, said: "Too often business organizations, while purporting to cooperate with a department investigation, in fact take steps to impede the quick and effective exposure of the complete scope of the wrongdoing under investigation.
