In addition, there was wide variation and a lack of standardisation in the tools used to measure these outcomes, which hampered evidence synthesis in general and meta-analysis in particular.
Those working with female survivors already struggle with issues such as remote areas, low resource environments and reluctance to be open about their experiences – all of which can hamper evidence-based research needed.
The latter two variables, though, have not been accurately quantified for most pathogens, which seriously hampers evidence-based decision making for many settings.
This hampers evidence-based conclusions.
This situation hampers evidence-based decision-making, especially in local health systems that depend on data available mostly on RHIS.
If the exclusionary rule were to be applied in this and similar situations, praiseworthy efforts of law enforcement authorities would be seriously, and quite unnecessarily, hampered; the evidence lawfully obtained under a lengthy series of valid warrants might, for example, be lost by the haste of a single magistrate.
"The police have taken them up on that offer, and the details will be worked out". The police chief conceded that the department's forensic investigators--who also would be aided by FBI technicians--might be hampered by evidence "degraded" over the two months since Levy disappeared.
Moreover, the overall enthusiasm about using an anti-TGF-β1 approach to treat fibrosis is hampered by evidence that TGF-β1 may also function as a tumor suppressor [ 19, 20].
Ofsted is calling for greater powers to inspect unregistered schools and says the current legislative framework is inadequate, with inspectors unable to seize evidence, hampering potential prosecutions.
However, most studies do not define what they mean by evidence', hampering attempts to understand the process.
