Sentence examples for hinder completion from inspiring English sources
Exclusion criteria Illness or disabilities that preclude exercise or hinder completion of the study.
Many older patients who are cognitively impaired also have comorbid physical and sensory disabilities, such as visual problems or arthritis, which hinder completion of a questionnaire.
Excluded dyads included mothers or adolescents who did not speak or read English sufficiently to participate, or had any history of psychosis, severe cognitive impairment, or medical problems that would substantially hinder completion of the study measures.
In his prefatory letter to Utopia, he gives a humorous account of the pressures that have hindered completion of the work, but it seems that this demanding routine must have been his normal pattern of life.
Poor administration is among the foremost reasons for the delays that hindered completion of the vessels.
Furthermore, there are occasional workflow issues in the clinic that have hindered completion of cPHAs and some patients' health prevents them from complying.
Symptoms of PTSD may hinder the completion of the mourning process.
Exclusion criteria of this cohort were: severe physical or psychological conditions (i.e., fractures or luxation in the shoulder region, rheumatic disease, neoplasms, neurological or vascular disorders, dementia) or cognitive limitations which would hinder the completion of a written questionnaire.
We believe that the virtue of the proposed model lies in its focusing future efforts onto finding the specific, critical feature(s) of TD cells, whether structural or functional, that causes DNA damage and/or hinders completion of DNA replication upon cell cycle reentry.
The start of the First World War six months later greatly hindered her completion and she was not launched until 18 March 1916.
"Mary Jo White has spent more than two years alternatively throwing shade at political disclosure rules and actively hindering their completion," said Jeff Hauser, who runs the Revolving Door Project at the Center for Effective Government.
