Moving Forward Among the lessons learned from ground zero was that reusable respirators from different manufacturers used filters that weren't interchangeable, greatly impeding flexibility.
The burden of the medication regimen is typically linked to the rigidity of medication which impedes flexibility in every day life, as this patient reports, 'just the timing and remembering to take your pills on time.
High public debt tends to raise interest rates, lower potential growth, and impede fiscal flexibility.
Therefore, NA states should impede cognitive flexibility and creative problem solving.
From the corporate viewpoint, traditional notions of shared governance and faculty autonomy are a nuisance that impedes administrative "flexibility".
U.S. alliances around the world are outdated vestiges of the Cold War, merely impeding U.S. flexibility and continuing the potential to drag the nation into a needless war with nuclear-armed powers, such as Russia or China.
"[T]he bill's specification of budget allocations to each NSF directorate would significantly impede NSF's flexibility to deploy its funds to support the best ideas," according to the board's statement.
And NSF's oversight board said last week that the FIRST Act "would significantly impede NSF's flexibility to deploy its funds" by imposing limits on the types of research that could be funded, as well as by tinkering with the process by which those grants are awarded.
Many Republican leaders say public employees should not be allowed to bargain collectively, asserting that it pushes up costs for taxpayers and impedes management's flexibility.
Nevertheless, this flexibility impedes efforts to comprehensively investigate and record the full list of enhancers and promoters they regulated within the genome.
