Tensions between locals demanding compensation for water diverted from the river, government tussles over various issues, inefficient contractors for tunnel construction and, most significantly, corruption has hampered completion of the project.
A fire hampered completion, and Stone & Webster became embroiled in a dispute about delays and costs with AES, of Arlington, Va., which hired it for the job, known as Wolf Hollow.
Conversely, incomprehension or non-recognition will impede product use and hamper autonomous completion of associated tasks.
Puncturing at an angle sometimes hampers successful completion of the procedure, because the force that is applied while introducing instruments through the working channel is not fully exerted at the tip of the accessory but instead drives the endoscope away from the gut wall.
The discussion in these meetings can upgrade future goals and objectives and resolve issues which might be hampering the completion of the project on time.
This treatment usually involves isoniazid (INH) taken daily for 9 months; treatment completion is often hampered by drug intolerance and inconvenient treatment and clinic visit schedules [ 5, 6].
It is possible that completion rates are hampered by factors in the course itself, its format, its length or its content or some factor in the participants or the short time period allowed for completion.
In addition, to thank women for their time in participating in the study, we will offer participants the chance to win a hamper of baby goods worth $200 upon completion of their 10 month follow up questionnaires.
Current research in the field of childhood weight management (WM) effectiveness is hampered by inconsistent terminology and criterion for WM programme completion, alongside other engagement-related concepts (e.g. adherence, dropout and attrition).
The completion of this project in my group was unfortunately hampered by later events (see below).
