Sentence examples similar to lower impediment from inspiring English sources

Previous work in Kenyan public hospitals has revealed leadership gaps and poor communication between senior administration and lower cadres as an impediment to achieving better practice [ 55, 56].

Our findings agreed with the results of these studies in terms of chemotherapy, older age, advanced stage and lower socio-economic indicators being impediments to work participation.

This stifling of opportunity for lower and middle income Americans is a serious impediment to our future productivity and actually increases the public's dependence on financial assistance from the government.

This is an important impediment to our study as it lowers the probability of detecting an effect.

This presents two impediments to local adaptation, namely, a lower effective mutation rate and fewer opportunities for allele frequency adjustments.

High-scoring twins of the discordant pairs experienced lower general health (p = 0.03) and more impediments in physical activity (p < 0.001) than the low-scoring co-twins.

The group of corporate, labor, and academic bigwigs who served on the president's so-called jobs council agreed that lower attrition rates among STEM majors was a key impediment to producing enough graduates with high-tech skills.

Without a change in Medicaid federal law by Congress to allow 17-bed treatment facilities or more to become Medicaid certified to deliver an Obamacare benefit as intended at lower cost than a hospital stay, an enormous structural impediment to CountyCare will be imbedded in the system.

"It's the single biggest impediment to increasing wages and benefits and lowering turnover".

45 Predictably, such women also report a lower quality of life as well as encountering more impediments to the self-management of their diabetes.

It is assumed that various subsidies will lower the cost of insurance for many youth, thus removing one impediment to being insured.