Sentence examples for impediment to measuring from inspiring English sources

To overcome such complex citizenship issues that form an impediment to measuring and mapping international migration, the OECD (cf. Dumont & Lemaître, 2005; OECD, 2016) has started developing new databases that include information on both the birthplaces and nationalities of migrants.

Thus, the goal of the present study is to eliminate impediments to measure the DNAm rate of candidate sites.

He also cited the company's longtime relationship to Indianapolis as an impediment to taking measures like slashing costs to preserve its margins and dividends.

That said, it is easier to measure and identify the impediments.

That has happened in several countries in the last year, and in the United States one organization plans to use exit polls in five closely contested states in November to measure whether there have been impediments to voting.

The largest impediment to active research in OA is the non-availability of a user-friendly approach to measure the concentration of hydroxyl ions (Gross and Pluduma 2012).

The spillovers from basic science research are huge, hard to measure or control, and almost certainly best left to diffuse without impediments.

One impediment to its adoption, however, is the limited data currently available on the use of saliva to measure steroids during pregnancy and the postpartum.

Historically, one impediment to such a move was the difficulty in accounting on a national scale: governments didn't even try to measure G.D.P. until well into the 20th century.

Lack of patient adherence to the prescribed insulin dose has been recognized as a major impediment to optimal patient outcomes as measured by metabolic control.

A summary of today's judgment said: "The court ruled that the Acts of Union were not an impediment to the minimum pricing measures.