Sentence examples for perceived impediment from inspiring English sources

He admires prostitutes but hates feigned interest, and will stamp out longtime friendships for any perceived impediment to his morale.

One perceived impediment to undergraduate life sciences education reform has been the very specific course requirements of the medical school admissions process.

It again presses for "structural reform" — a mantra for lower budget deficits, less-regulated labor markets and the removal of perceived impediments to growth like state aid for struggling sectors.

This study sought to understand the global practitioner perceived impediments to IUC provision.

The main goal of our study was to identify the perceived impediments to MV weaning among physicians, from intubation to extubation.

In this research farmers' values towards on-farm ecosystem services, motivations and perceived impediments to participation in conservation programmes are identified in two local land services regions in Australia using surveys.

We acknowledge that there are numerous real and perceived impediments to sharing raw data.

Increasing complexities of patient care and perceived impediments to workflow are cited as reasons for this declining use.

The second set of survey questions, summarized in Table 4, addressed the research subjects' perceived impediments to commercializing research.

These factors appear to be preceded by behavioural beliefs (perceived advantages) about exercise improving mood, energy and fitness, while common control beliefs (perceived impediments to exercise) include physical limitations, tiredness, and a lack of time [ 7].

Enhancing physical activity-related self-efficacy in prostate cancer survivors and assisting them to develop positive outcome expectations, set beneficial goals, and reduce perceived impediments may result in higher physical activity levels.