But it includes, she added, "any nonphysical situation that in any way would interfere with the screener and his or her ability to continue to work, or interfere with their ability to do their jobs".
This is because screening at the larger schools could not be reliably completed in a day, which would have interfered with the screening schedule, whereas smaller schools would be expected to have fewer than 10 children requiring glasses, below our power requirements.
This was legitimate, since these fragments are not involved in the active site of the proteins and should not interfere with the virtual screening that we intend to perform using these models.
The blue color of previous uniforms was discarded, for fear they might interfere with the blue screens used for optical effects.
Also, compliance to the intended screening protocol was generally unclear, whereas lack of compliance may interfere with the efficacy of screening.
The fact that some vulnerable patients are false-positively rated will not interfere with the goal of screening, since further assessment of these patients by a nurse specialist will enhance their quality of care and may prevent a future delirium.
These block out the light frequencies from screens that interfere with the brain's melatonin supply.
The detailed analysis of the results for assay #30 stress that assay sequences should preferably contain multiple mismatches and/or indels very close to the assay site when compared to other homologs in order to avoid that homologous sequences interfere with the assay sequences in BAC library screens.
16 The screening procedure (non-invasive screening and diagnostic technique) may also interfere with the number of live births with Down's syndrome.
Medical comorbidity has been found not to interfere with the accuracy of the CES-D to screen depressive episodes [ 14].
