Sentence examples for impediments include from inspiring English sources
These impediments include low copy number, heterogeneity, polydispersity, hydrophobicity, and intrinsic disorder.
The systemic impediments include both the legacy of racism and dramatic economic changes that have fallen with disproportionate severity on poor blacks.
Impediments include women having difficulties with nomination onto boards because they didn't fit the typical mold — white, male, former CEO — or, once on the board, being excluded from decisions that happened on the golf course or in men's executive lounges (yes, bathrooms).
Impediments include lack of political commitment and poor use of resources (Underwood, 1999).
Real-world impediments include the following: (1) imperfect compliance with hand hygiene procedures [ 36], (2) cross-contamination of HCW hands when HCWs touch their own contaminated clothing [ 16, 18], and (3) recontamination due to the touching of contaminated surfaces [ 15].
Policy impediments include tension between housing affordability and health investment that causes inefficient cost-shifting, privacy issues, unclear statutory authority, and resulting gaps in responsibility for housing, indoor air, and the built environment.
In this study, we developed a route choice model that considered travel time reliability and traffic impediments, including traffic accidents.
What would New Yorkers dream of for Fresh Kills (outside of a more inviting name), if all impediments, including horrific emissions, were somehow removed?
Using the toolbox makes implementing EAF technically feasible for all fisheries irrespective of their value or the level of resources and data, but impediments including insufficient institutional, stakeholder and political commitment may still affect its adoption in some locations.
Honey's path is strewn with some familiar impediments, including a disapproving mother (Lonette McKee) who thinks her daughter's talents would be better suited to ballet, and a video director (David Moscow) whose interest in Honey may extend beyond those talents.
One pioneer is Nigeria's Aliko Dangote, whose Dangote Industries achieved the seemingly impossible task of building large-scale manufacturing businesses when the country was plagued by chronic power outages, exchange rate volatility, and other impediments, including underdeveloped local supply chains and shortages of technical skills.
