These health professionals were cognisant of these barriers, even amongst themselves, which is now seen across multiple studies: a systematic review of qualitative literature on factors shaping young people's behaviours found seven key themes across 268 studies, including social expectations impeding communication about sex [ 31].
What impedes people about West, I believe, isn't avant-gardish difficulty but a kind of charm that is hard to credit.
IN a speech last summer, Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, said stock options helped "impede judgments about prospective earnings" and, over the last five years, had caused companies to overstate profit growth by one to two percentage points each year.
But the obstacles, ironically, are actually giving him his answer: if Japanese officialdom is so ossified and formal as to impede learning about Japan's response to China, the country scarcely has a chance where it really counts in the commercial sphere.
The silence and taboos that impede conversation about slavery don't only cause the atrocities of human trafficking to slip our minds, they also foment the petri dish in which intolerable oppression and incomprehensible injustices flourish.
The number of patients impedes concluding about the pharmacokinetic parameters in adults.
Case control studies are designed to indicate associations, i.e., coincidence of depression and neurocognitive impairments, but impede conclusions about causal inferences.
The problem of integrating the many outcome studies is acute and the differences have impeded conclusions about the effects of different treatments.
The penalty term of the FLIC also depends on M, so that a researcher must specify M. In analyzing birthweight data, we fix M = 7 since having too many components would impede inference about mortality risk.
Dysfunctional to the point where corruption is virtually unavoidable and good governance constantly impeded, it worked, just about, in the skilled hands of Lula during a period of lively economic growth.
