Sentence examples for impede their performance from inspiring English sources
Clinically available injectable hydrogels face technical challenges associated with swelling after injection and toxicity from unreacted constituents that impede their performance as surgical biomaterials.
Another 31% expect a lack of leadership talent to impede their performance in the next several years.
Based on the results of the study, it is recommended that qualitative research should also be carried out among health workers to obtain in-depth information about the factors that enhance or impede their performance.
The expansion valve is located in the refrigerant tubing at the bottom of the evaporator coils, and as with the accumulator, they can collect debris which impede their performance if the system has been compromised.
These students experience anxiety at a level that impedes their performance on nursing tests, and they feel that their success as a nursing students relies heavily upon their access to the extended time accommodation.
3. Resources: Respondents employed at government managed health facilities, especially the ones located in the rural areas, identified lack of resources as a critical factor that impedes their performance for providing standard patient care such as irregular supply of basic medications, meagre laboratory and diagnostic facilities and inadequate temperature control in the health facilities.
If we aim at reducing health care costs for workers, it is important to reduce the number of workers that report that health complaints impede their work performance.
If we aim at reducing health care costs for workers by preventing unnecessary or inefficient care, it is important to reduce the number of workers that report that health complaints impede their work performance.
This constraint has been overcome, at least for insects weighing more than ≈50 mg, by the development of an harmonic radar, and of transponder tags small enough to be carried by these insects without impeding their flight performance.
The authors suggested that 5 year-old children were able to access numerical information as fast as adults, but that the less developed response-organization abilities of children impeded their behavioural performance.
