Sentence examples for hindered services from inspiring English sources

The researchers used a priori definitions of strengths (i.e., things inherent in a particular structure/setting that facilitated delivery of care coordination services) and challenges (things inherent in a structure/setting that hindered services).

The agency has worked since then to assuage fears that a new name would hinder services.

Acute recruitment and retention problems were hindering service improvements and modernisation.

Simulations and experimental results proved that application of the presented solution leads to a reduction in the vibrations caused by imbalance, without hindering service.

One of the most commonly cited factors that hinder service sustainability is the availability of resources, particularly the project funding (Blasinsky et al. 2006; Wiig et al. 2010), which also emerged in the current study.

It also focused on the idea that transition-related medical needs — like the hormone therapy and chest surgery Cook underwent — hinder service members' ability to do their jobs and go to war, what the military calls "deployability".

This in turn may hinder service utilization.

Limited availability of commodities, supplies, equipment and frequent power shortages also hinder service provision.

In terms of health care, our findings suggest that language and cultural differences can hinder service provision.

Given the aims of health care reforms, a clearer understanding of variables that enable or hinder service use by patients with SMD would be of great value.

Previous studies investigating community-based POCT for HIV in the UK raised concerns that lack of confidentiality and stigma surrounding HIV may hinder service uptake[ 27].