Sentence examples for impede participation from inspiring English sources

The problems they report are generally consistent with the barriers anticipated by non-participants, but did not impede participation.

Important factors during the intake interviews include: a) checking whether the potential participant fulfils the eligibility criteria; b) providing clear information about the content of the programme; c) motivating the potential participant; and d) paying attention to factors which may impede participation.

Growers increasingly attach importance to tailored information, which is also reflected in the factors that impede participation in networking activities.

These networks are proof that it is possible for individuals to exercise political agency in forums other than those provided by democratic states and that the absence of a common vernacular does not impede participation.

The international classification of functioning, disability, and health (ICF) provides a conceptual framework for describing factors that contribute to or impede participation [ 7], including participation among wheelchair users.

Even if theoretically the social and physical environment can facilitate or impede participation, the role of environmental factors in human functioning is not as simple.

A main factor impeding participation of sports clubs was having no or insufficient qualified trainers.

Patients whose physiology impedes participation, as assessed by the breast surgeon and breast nurse, are excluded from the study.

Patients whose physiology at diagnosis impeded participation in the short stay programme as assessed by the breast surgeon, anaesthesiologist and nurse, will be excluded from the study.

Socio-structural factors facilitating or impeding participation in physical activity will be measured using guidelines for the development of scales to assess barriers to physical activity for cancer patients [ 52].

The following patients will be excluded: those with a diagnosis not based on the ACR criteria, those with cognitive impairment or suffering from physical, mental/psychiatric limitations or a severe concurrent rheumatologic illness that impedes participation in the study evaluations, those who are not expected to live at least 12 months and those without schooling.