Sentence examples for impair cooperation from inspiring English sources
Patients and caregivers will be excluded when having severe somatic or psychiatric co-morbidity which will significantly impair cooperation to the program.
We excluded patients with severe somatic or psychiatric comorbidity (including impaired hearing or vision) that would substantially impair their cooperation in the intervention programme, patients participating in other intervention studies, and patients living in a nursing home at baseline.
Moreover, individuals may be forced to spread over a larger space to occupy the whole resource, hence impairing intra-group cooperation or reducing the benefits of group living [12], [13].
Deleting various genes of this machinery leads to cheater mutants impaired in various aspects of swarming cooperation.
Taken together, these results support a model whereby HIV-1 and IL-10 act in cooperation through Akt and STAT3 to impair autophagy in bystander macrophage/monocytic cells (Figure 8).
Particularly parents, who play an important role in cooperation between patient and health care professionals, report impaired health - related quality of life (HRQOL).
For the verification test, we gained the cooperation of the Osaka Municipal Association for the Welfare of the Visually Impaired and conducted the test with six visually impaired people.
Through use of the vast national registries of the Danish Health System and our cooperation with a major Danish organisation for blind and visually impaired persons, we have unique access to a large identifiable study population with visual impairment.
If the negotiations break down, the reality that security cooperation between the Palestinian Authority and Israel has substantially improved may be impaired.
Cooperation between tumor necrosis factor alpha and interferon gamma contributes to mesothelial injury and impairs the regenerative capacity of the monolayer.
This means that abnormal cooperation between the cerebellum and motor cortex during a motor task manifests as an impaired ability to sequence movements in time.
