The phrase "hinder outcome" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The rainy weather could hinder the outcome of the outdoor music festival.
To date, one model of personality that has shown some promise in helping to systematically document the types of individual differences that help or hinder outcome in schizophrenia, is the "Five factor" model [ 12].
In these tasks, decisions are often characterised by stereotyped biases that hinder outcome maximisation, including a tendency to weight losses more heavily than gains (loss aversion) (Tversky and Kahneman, 1991; Tom et al., 2007), or an undue preference for an already endowed or 'default' option (status quo bias) (Kahneman et al., 1991; De Martino et al., 2009; Fleming et al., 2010).
9– 12 It has been shown that barriers to implementation hinder outcomes.
Management practices may also represent novel selective pressures that can hinder outcomes (Carroll 2011); for example, where pathogens develop resistance to vaccines (Gandon et al. 2003) or when selective culling of infected individuals results in increased virulence (Bolzoni and De Leo 2013).
Their impaired neuromotor development could in fact hinder ECV outcome: it might be suggested that poor fetal movements result in less expanded intra-uterine environment which is needed for successful ECV.
When a transaction is complete, the system verifies that other transactions haven't made changes in the memory that would hinder the outcome of the first transaction.
Although radiotherapy is used to treat many solid tumours, normal tissue tolerance and inherent tumour radioresistance can hinder successful outcome.
In light of this finding, evaluation of whether any KT strategy achieves its knowledge translation goal (e.g., build awareness, share knowledge, impact policy, change behavior or practice) and the subtle contextual factors that facilitate or hinder this outcome, is an essential component of the KT process, and is lacking in our current state of KT practice and science.
Integrating an alcohol intervention into cessation treatment did not reduce engagement in treatment, or hinder cessation outcomes, and positively impacted at-risk drinking among individuals who quit smoking.
"With some works, I set up a basic foundation of possibility and let nature take its course... literally," he explains".That methodology came from experiences where trying to exert too much control was hindering the outcome of the work".
In large brachial plexus injuries for example, where multiple nerve transplants might be necessary, the limitation of available autologous nerves for transplantation is hindering optimal outcome, it has to be triaged which function is most important.
