What they need is protection, as promised, through international humanitarian law, to be able to do their job safely and to be supported by the international community instead of hampered by its bureaucracy.
She wants the clothing to contribute to a performance instead of hamper it, which could happen if things aren't cut perfectly.
Importantly, we should inherently accept the biologically inevitable metabolic and disease continuum instead of being hampered by the apparently unattainable black-and-white diagnostics.
This is a pretty straightforward raffle, much like the one conducted in village fairs, only you're playing for a million pounds instead of a hamper of Milk Tray.
Secondly, to define AI patients, sepsis was used as inclusion criterion instead of inflammation, which hampers extrapolation of results to patients with inflammation due to other causes.
No word on whether the women then went out for a few beers with their friends afterward, coming home an hour or two later than they told their spouses they'd be back, only to make a racket while leaving their shoes in the middle of the hall and their clothes in a pile on the bedroom floor instead of in the hamper WHERE THEY BELONG!
But based on their earlier work with rats, researchers led by Dominique de Quervain, a physician at the University of Zürich in Switzerland, suspected cortisol might instead hamper retrieval of memories.
If we make this small leap of faith, we might consider if there is any point in repeatedly asking why staff do not follow procedures, and ask instead what hampers them from doing so.
He may be the best-read prime minister in decades, but his learning seems to hamper instead of illuminate his path.
The low expression of CXCR4 on DC would instead hamper their direct infection and favour the trans pathway.
