Sentence examples for impediments to interpretation from inspiring English sources
7 Intermittent or non-standardised data collection and recording processes are among the principal impediments to interpretation, publication and dissemination of improvement work.
Yet their very artistry serves as an impediment to interpretation, since the Greeks embellished the myths with folktale and fiction told for its own sake.
Failure to adequately address survivorship bias is a serious impediment to the interpretation of retrospective studies of blood ratios and has probably contributed substantially to the observed interpretation and uptake of results.
Various interpretations of the Coase Theorem regard transaction costs as some set of impediments to contracting, or more broadly, as the costs of providing institutional solutions to conflicts over resource use.
Impediments to performing these examinations persist.
Structural impediments to productivity growth are contributing to the problems.
The United States views the requirements as impediments to trade.
There are so many impediments to achieving unity: vanity, ego.
Collectively, those requirements provide effective impediments to short-term trading.
There are, as ever, monumental prejudices and impediments to overcome.
