Sentence examples for systematic impediments from inspiring English sources
The prices of the worst foods are artificially depressed, the big food lobbies have enormous power, and the biggest loser is the American public, especially low-income folks who spend larger proportions of their income on food but face systematic impediments to healthy eating and exercise.
One of the impediments to systematic bench research on the problem of blockage has been the difference in failure rates in low-resource settings compared to the rates found either in developed-country clinics or in the laboratory.
9 Future research needs to address a fuller range of impediments to evidence uptake, with practical difficulties encountered in using systematic reviews observed and documented by researchers through 'user testing' of this source of evidence by participants.
Prill et al [ 27] further explored the issue of intrinsic impediments to network inference, designating identifiability of certain network edges and systematic false positives as the main barriers.
Despite the fact that generation of high-throughput expression data is becoming usual; the systematic methods of data analysis in a biological context are still an impediment.
All this serves as cover for real impediments to peace -- such as Netanyahu's aggressive settlement policy, and his systematic efforts to hem in the Palestinian neighborhoods of Jerusalem.
This has also been a particular impediment to genomic studies related to the rich genetic diversity of African populations, and the systematic study of the possible genetic predisposition to specific diseases in Africa.
A systematic bias that consistently underestimates the proportion of cases due to recent transmission could present a serious impediment to the constructive use of molecular typing techniques for studying the epidemiology of infectious disease.
But many impediments remain.
Common law impediments remained.
