Sentence examples for the impediments in from inspiring English sources
Development of anti-oestrogen resistance is one of the impediments in the treatment of ER+ breast cancer.
The replacement of trained with untrained staff was found to be one of the impediments in the effective implementation of IMCI.
One of the impediments in accomplishing clinical trials for the treatment of dementia is the lack of a suitable tool that would facilitate identification of patients who might be recruited for studies.
Another limitation, also linked to the impediments in the system for retrieving relevant data across levels of primary and secondary care, is the missed opportunity to link the hospital-based data to nursing home-based data.
We, American Christians, can see the impediment in the German eye (it was so much bigger than the "mote" of Jesus' story that we don't require a magnifying glass to see their faults!).
If water scarcity is the impediment in improving health and socioeconomic status of a society, watershed management can contribute to solve the problem.
The SSC guidelines mention that "in mechanically ventilated patients or those with known preexisting decreased ventricular compliance, a higher target CVP of 12 15 mmHg should be achieved to account for the impediment in filling" [ 12].
The secondary cell wall polymer lignin impedes the extraction of fermentable sugars from biomass, and has been one of the major impediments in the development of cost-effective biofuel technologies.
But the greater impediments in the borough were vertical.
Nevertheless, factors like limited bioavailability, severe toxicities, unfavorable pharmacokinetics etc. still prove to be the major impediments in the field which warrant considerable scope for further research investigations.
Successful transformation of rice employing Agrobacterium and recent advances in direct gene transfer by biolistics, evidenced by transfer of multiple genes, have removed some of the serious impediments in the area of gene engineering.
