Sentence examples for stifles innovative from inspiring English sources
Primary care in particular is adversely affected by a fee-for-service system that stifles innovative approaches to managing complex chronic and preventive care in favor of those services insurance companies and Medicare will reimburse.
Pfizer Must Lose This Battle 10.23.02 The drug giant's new patent for Viagra could start a trend that stifles innovative medicine.
(For more on Genetic Technologies, and Collins' beef with it, see "Junkyard Dogs").. Pfizer Must Lose This Battle 10.23.02 The drug giant's new patent for Viagra could start a trend that stifles innovative medicine.
I think this development shows that compliance with our recommendations doesn't stifle innovative design.
To existing mandates, they would add heavy-handed, unproven teacher-evaluation requirements that could stifle innovative teaching and school design.
"The Turnbull government proposal to cut Arena's budget and remove its grant making function would stifle innovative clean energy projects and jobs," said Kelly O'Shanassy, chief executive of ACF.
We believe that such guidelines can and should allow for flexibility in research conduct to avoid stifling innovative use and evolution of the methodology.
It stifles innovation, it stifles choice".
Q: But wasn't the whole point of Medical Hypotheses that Horrobin believed that peer review stifles new, innovative ideas?
And it would continue to stifle an innovative way to distribute artistic works.
