Sentence examples for impede the identification from inspiring English sources
In the presence of a pericardial effusion, severe tachycardia can impede the identification of diastolic collapse of the right ventricle and/or collapse of the right atrium, resulting in failure to diagnose tamponade.
Changes throughout disease progression could also significantly impede the identification of consistent pathological changes if patients are investigated at different stages of their illness.
This reduction in recruitment ratio also did not impede the identification of statistically significant risk factors in the multivariate model.
Delivering effective health services to members of the CALD community is complex because cultural and language barriers impede the identification, targeting and delivery of services.
Excess information can impede the identification of relevant information because decision-makers ignore any information that exceeds their information processing capacity (Hwang and Lin 1999; Bawden 2001).
The potential disadvantage of radiation scattering from the primary injection site, which may impede the identification of the sentinel node, may thus be eliminated to the greatest possible extent.
However, inadequate data, insufficiently validated models and the considerable uncertainty that remains regarding climatic change itself, and its consequences for species and populations [9], [10], have impeded the identification of suitable indicators and hence progress in the policy arena.
Essential information is often not provided in study reports, impeding the identification, critical appraisal, and replication of studies.
These intervals may contain up to hundreds of genes, which impedes the identification of causal underlying genes (Georges 2007).
This implementation on limited evidence impeded the identification of those patient groups that would benefit (most) and the research on alternatives [ 61, 62].
Indeed, the differential methylation of both genes and intergenic CpGs impeded the identification of any dominant biological process by gene enrichment analysis (data not shown).
