66 Concerns have been raised that cognitive impairment, limited self-insight and distortions of reality impede patients' use of stated preferences methods, and could leave the results meaningless, in particular in schizophrenia.
In theory, this should fill the story with fascinating people; in reality, it impedes the pacing.
The antagonism between the black people of sub-Saharan Africa and the inhabitants of the continent's north remains a reality that impedes the prospect of any union between them.
Leaders and citizens must collaborate in ways that transcend differences, and call out those who impede progress by denying the reality of the problem.
When a member of the group differs from the modal opinions of others, the group's locomotion is impeded, and its sense of social reality is undermined.
Europe aspires to prevent an "arms race" in the heavens, but in reality, its code would substantially impede advances in space technology because such innovations could also be labeled as military.
Co-written with his older brother Adam, it sees Braff play struggling actor Aidan Bloom, a 35-year-old still clinging to his dreams of success when reality – money, family, illness – begins to impede.
While knowledge champions can drive practice change, the perception and/or reality of limited power in a workplace can impede this [ 29].
In one philosophical picture, "objective" characterizes a relationship between knowers and reality-as-independently-existing; methodologically, the knower must be detached, because investment in a particular belief or attachment to a point of view ("bias") "could impede the free acquisition of knowledge and correct representation of (independent) reality…".
Additionally the separation from reality associated with the emergence of psychotic symptoms may impede the help negotiation process further.
