Sentence examples for impede appropriate from inspiring English sources

While surgery related stress may interfere with the patient's ability to concentrate on instructions, language difficulty or low health literacy may also impede appropriate doctor/patient communication.

After a unified framework is developed, future studies in this field could concentrate on explaining how misconceptions have the potential to impede appropriate understanding of evolution and describing if (and which) religions interfere with the acceptance of evolution and how those beliefs bias student understanding.

Second, practical difficulties may impede appropriate design.

12 In a low-resource setting, such as rural southwestern Uganda, many other factors may impede appropriate care.

Several studies show that interventions that target factors that impede appropriate antibiotic prescribing are likely to be more effective [ 32– 32].

Adherence to other masculine role characteristics, like excessive self-reliance and dominance, further impede appropriate health service accessing [ 21, 87, 88, 92, 94, 98, 99].

Evidence to support the timing of this decision is currently lacking, impeding appropriate timing of institutionalization.

GPs' unawareness of suicidal behaviour among practice patients impedes appropriate care for surviving patients and also jeopardises the completeness of SGP reporting.

Patients were ineligible if they had a hearing, vision, motor or speech problem that precluded adequate interaction with the interviewer or impeded appropriate completion of the proposed assessments.

However, the 16-year civil war (1976 1992) damaged the health system, negatively impacting not only facility-based healthcare services but also the APE programme as it impeded appropriate supervision of, and technical support to, APEs [ 4, 5].

Though the reason for this observation remains unclear, it could be that signaling through CD14-TLR4 pathway induces a proinflammatory cytokine profile that protracts resolution of the infection by impeding the appropriate adaptive immune response.