Sentence examples for impede consistent from inspiring English sources

Despite these evidence on the potential influence of falls on the occurrence of fragility fractures, they have not been included as risk factors in the FRAX™ tool for the determination of absolute fracture risk at 10 years, probably due to the publication of studies with contradictory long term results which impede consistent establishment of their association.

A large variety of PSG devices, data formats, measurement procedures and quality variations impedes consistent biosignal data processing.

The physician's own internal conflict may impede delivering a consistent message to the family.

Specific challenges identified that can impede delivery of consistent genetic care include the rapid evolution of the field, frequent guideline updates and insufficient funding available to enable successful and consistent implementation of guidelines into clinical practice nationally.

The purpose of this study was to identify factors that impede or promote consistent use of SOPs for adult vaccinations and to examine factors that distinguish practices that consistently use SOPs for both influenza vaccine and PPV, practices that use SOPs for influenza vaccine alone, and practices that have no SOPs for either vaccine.

Taking these patients' personal circumstances into account was regarded as important, but it was impeded by a consistent focus on guideline adherence.

Changes throughout disease progression could also significantly impede the identification of consistent pathological changes if patients are investigated at different stages of their illness.

Intervention with rice bran raised the haematocrit measured at the end of the experiment, from 22.2% in untreated Apc Min mice to 33.1%, consistent with impeded adenoma development.

We report here results from a qualitative evaluation of the IPC initiative after a year of implementation; our purpose was to understand factors supporting or impeding the rapid and consistent spread of a complex program.

The increase in H monomers is consistent with impeding the conversion of p-coumaroyl quinate/shikimate to caffeoyl quinate/shikimate by down-regulation of the C3′H gene, reducing the formation of the monolignols necessary for G lignin and S lignin, while increasing the monolignols necessary for H lignin (see Bonawitz and Chapple [ 20] for a schematic of the lignin biosynthetic pathway).

This difference suggests that stress may promote the initiation of stereotyped sequences, but impede their lawful completion, and is consistent with reports that stress disrupts completion of syntactic chain sequences [ 62].