Sentence examples for inhibit service from inspiring English sources

Administrative data is considered accurate but lacks concurrent data on the personal characteristics that may drive or inhibit service use.

The course format provided a place for MHPs and MHSU to interact but moderators may need to ensure that stakeholders feel comfortable posting, an academic discourse may inhibit service user involvement.

Remember, though, that because urban populations are growing so quickly, millions of people in megacities live in makeshift tenements in teeming slums, and authorities not only don't provide health care or sanitation, but in some cases also actively inhibit such service provision and instead practice violent slum-clearing.

Participants particularly saw the lack of computerization and a secure messaging system to ensure confidentiality as inhibiting effective service provision.

Unfortunately, the current Sexual Offences Act [ 6] may inhibit such comprehensive services and may serve as a barrier to adolescent help-seeking.

Recent research suggests that technical knowledge is often not the binding constraint to development, but rather the lack of good governance which inhibits public-service delivery.

It is notable that health systems in richer countries, including most of the countries described in this paper, developed both the readiness to provide service when required and in the risk pooling function that ensures that financial barriers do not inhibit use of services.

Japan's mounting financial pressures may inhibit their support services.

Study Objective: Cost concerns may inhibit emergency medical services (EMS) use.

From Fig. 1 it is clear that especially in-patient health care services inhibit inequality, favoring patients with lower incomes.

A range of complex barriers which limit or inhibit access to services were reported.