In the development of Amsterdam, private enterprise and civic regulation coexisted in creative harmony; so too the state was effective without impinging on the quality of individual lives.
In most instances, individuals working in data management are not familiar with concepts about epidemiological studies, specific objectives of the studies, and the complexities in management of epidemiological study data; thus impinging on the quality and reliability of the database.
"Broadly speaking, a precedent of deleting adverse information once a delinquent debt is paid would seriously impinge on the quality of data," a spokesman said.
In addition, early intervention professionals who are bounded by the requirements in a professional bureaucracy, including the procedural requirements, often impinge on the quality of family participation and limit families' opportunities for quality service provision.
Our study findings show that lack of organisational support for Consultant Trainers and management strategies that would balance clinical and administrative impinged on the quality of medical training and Consultants' educational role.
This is impinging the translation of animal findings to the human scenario.
Publicly confronted with the truth, the AP refused to admit guilt because doing so "might impinge upon the quality of its reporting or damage its reputation" (p. 167).
The authors believe there are no conflicts of interest (financial or otherwise) that impinge on the quality or impartiality of the research in the paper.
The number of industry-sponsored trials is decreasing worldwide, 2 and reports from the Danish Health and Medicines Authority and Danish Association of the Pharmaceutical Industry reveals a 30% decline in clinical trial activity in Denmark from 2007 to 2012, 3, 4 while the impact of issues impinging on the cost, quality, and speed required to conduct clinical trials is increasing.
Activate the trigger device to impinge the test flame.
