Sentence examples for impediments to improving from inspiring English sources
Poor educational achievement in rural communities is one of the major impediments to improving employability, and therefore to economic advance.
This paper reports outcomes of an interdisciplinary conference on the technical, social, and economic impediments to improving NUE in crop and animal production systems, and it introduces a series of papers addressing this issue.
For Board members, lack of means and time, and a high turnover of ED staff are impediments to improving their child abuse policy.
The low status of women, poor maternal nutrition, inadequate prenatal care and the disproportionate burden of physical labour borne by mothers are some of the greatest impediments to improving nutritional status.
One of the impediments to improving case detection and early initiation of treatment for both drug-sensitive and-resistant TB is the limited availability of sensitive and rapid TB diagnostics.
Because parental responses on the Lack of Hassles of CGM subscale did not indicate major problems with the use of CGM, problems with the insertion and maintenance of a sensor do not appear to have been primary impediments to improving glycemic control in this age group.
Transportation barriers are common among patients with chronic diseases and represent a significant impediment to improving patient outcomes.
But two years ago a senior American official said the Bush administation would not let those rules be an impediment to improving the safety of the Pakistani arsenal.
Detailing an increasingly desperate situation in Venezuela, the United Nations says that the use of the human suffering as a political weapon is the greatest impediment to improving conditions.
