Sentence examples for impediment to define from inspiring English sources
For Mr. Atlas the central dynamic in Mr. Bellow's career has been his tendency "to tear up his life to feed his art": it "was as if he needed some obstacle, some impediment, to define himself against".
This problem remains a major impediment to defining a responsive patient population for a specific intervention, and this issue remains a major unmet medical need in ARDS clinical trial design.
Deciphering the roles of genes in human health and disease is a grand challenge for many reasons, including impediments to defining phenotypes, difficulties in identifying and quantifying environmental effects, technical problems in generating genotypic information, and the difficulties of studying humans [ 1].
Correspondents say the question of how to define the largest bloc had been a major impediment to Mr Maliki's ambitions since his election victory in May.
To write a paper about impediments faced by any minority population, one must be able to define it, or in this case, at least highlight the difficulty in doing so.
A major impediment to research in this area is defining the precise biochemical criteria by which to define ID and iron overload.
One of the key impediments to the expansion of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) practice across the lifecycle, particularly in competitive tendering environments, is the continued reliance on documents to define the contractual interface between the acquirer and the supplier.
The most commonly reported impediment to error identification was environmental, defined as the culture of the organization or institution.
But for stroke survivors who develop apraxia, it is the defining impediment to normal life.
Integrated with the Starling Guyton cardiac curve, the direct cause of ECVP may be defined as "the impediment to venous return by a relatively fatigued heart" [3].
Although not a per se impediment to the creation of a CSRO, a narrowly defined self-regulatory mandate may also leave unsatisfactory oversight gaps.
