Whilst some of the reporting closed shops, most obviously the political lobby, confer benefits, being outside it does not hamper quality political journalism.
Demographic details of the sub-group are not presented, hampering quality assessment of this analysis.
Despite an increase in efforts to address shortage and performance of Human Resources for Health (HRH), HRH problems continue to hamper quality service delivery.
A baseline quality assessment in these facilities revealed some weaknesses in maternal care [ 4], poor accessibility of guidelines was common [ 5] hampering quality care and a potential reason for maternal mortalities and morbidities in these areas.
Moreover, if all complied with the referral advice, they could overburden the hospitals with otherwise normal deliveries that may lead to a misuse of resources and hampering quality of the maternal care provided.
As Makulilo (2012: 55) argues, private universities and university colleges' reliance on part time lecturers hampers the quality of education provided because part time lecturers are 'never looking for improving quality of education rather extra money for a living'.
In single-cell human genome analysis using whole-genome amplified product, a strong amplification bias involving allele dropout and preferential amplification hampers the quality of results.
Impaired awareness of hypoglycemia renders patients at a threefold to sixfold increased risk of SH which considerably hampers their quality of life [ 13, 16, 19].
Diminished viscosity does not affect the practical aspect of testing for the content of mucin in corresponding samples, but hampers protective quality of the alimentary tract secretions.
Intensive development, industry, sewage treatment plants and Kennedy International Airport have all hampered water quality and caused erosion.
And though Mr. Turan has insisted that layoffs will not hamper the quality of care, several nurses and union leaders said that patient care would inevitably suffer.
