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A separate Truthout investigation into obstacles facing Latino voters in two emblematic states with competitive House and Senate races -- Arizona and Colorado -- has found voting activists are more worried about procedural barriers often affecting minorities, also cited in the "Swing State" report, than they are about blunt, racist intimidation.

The investigation encountered obstacles, such as a large number of potential sources of environmental contamination located in the northern part of the city and the absence of environmental Legionella isolates identical to those of patients.

Mortier's investigation met many obstacles.

American officials said Mr. Summers could convene the committee's principals by phone on Friday to end the investigation and remove obstacles to the merger if the negotiations produce an agreement.

It should also be stressed that this study was conceived in response to a call for more qualitative research in this area, and therefore the chosen methodology and the inclusion of significant others helped initiate a wider investigation of psychosocial obstacles to work participation.

His investigation continues to confront obstacles even beyond the protected status of Colonia Dignidad.

Similar findings were reported by Cooper et al. (2012) in their investigation of motivations and obstacles to networking in a university incubator.

Other obstacles to investigation included poor road conditions and insecurity (outbreaks 31, 26, 33).

Several clinical trials are currently under active investigation to address these obstacles in an attempt to improve this important therapy (Table 1).

This dilemma stems partly from a lack of rigorous scientific investigation and partly from obstacles in defining the time period when a reintubation took place in the critically ill patient – information that usually is buried within the medical record.

Tackling the knowledge-to-practice deficit is challenging and entails an investigation of the numerous obstacles to knowledge uptake. 2 The transfer of important clinical knowledge is impeded by the amount and also the ongoing growth of the biomedical literature.