Sentence examples for hinders acceptance from inspiring English sources
Locals say that this unique urban atmosphere fosters open discussion of public events and hinders acceptance of propaganda.
Although this does not negate the clinical effects of spinal manipulation, it hinders acceptance by the wider scientific and health-care communities and hinders rational strategies for improving the delivery of spinal manipulation.
The lack of a mechanistic underpinning hinders acceptance by the wider scientific and health-care communities, and it also limits the development of rational strategies for using manipulative therapies.
The survey focuses this year on the link between trust and innovation, and found that trust issues are hindering acceptance of technological advancements.
Research in southern Germany between 1990 and 1996 and other more recent studies demonstrate how a lack of communication between scientists, planners, administrators and local stakeholders hinder acceptance and implementation of landscape planning projects.
3. The trolley problem could hinder acceptance and adoption, especially in policy circles where red herrings too often gain traction and are used to slow progress.
Other factors which may hinder acceptance of referral advice include lack of reliable transport, costs involved and perceived quality of care at the hospitals [ 7, 11, 12].
From the GPs' perspective, several raised concerns about the potential for doctor autonomy to hinder acceptance of institutional policies and guidelines.
These perceptions may hinder acceptance of the score by experienced clinicians in the future and would need to be addressed in future initiatives aimed at incorporating these tests into routine practice.
That led to a fierce global debate over genetically altered seeds and farm animals that is still hindering their acceptance.
In the meantime, professors Lynda Gratton and Andrew Scott have been studying the issue of working lives in (much) later life and some of the stereotypes that hinder its acceptance.
