Sentence examples for the primary impediments from inspiring English sources

Dataset dimensionality is one of the primary impediments to data analysis in areas such as pattern recognition, data mining, and decision support.

Studies have shown that accurate incident reporting remains one of the primary impediments to creating organizational policies and procedures to ensure the safety of the clinical direct care healthcare provider.

One of the primary impediments in an AAFC-NFL merger was the supposed violation of "territorial rights" claimed by Marshall.

"Too-big-to-fail financial institutions were both a source (though by no means the only source) of the crisis and among the primary impediments to policymakers' efforts to contain it," Bernanke wrote in his prepared remarks.

The primary impediments are the limited number of metastasis dormancy models and the technical difficulty of imaging a single cell or small group of cells in vivo, particularly in internal organs.

One of the primary impediments to our understanding of the infection and disease process elicited by these bacteria is the inability of researchers to establish suitable animal models for study [ 11].

The primary impediment is a misperception of his statistical dominance.

But Mr. King said that the gun-rights lobby was not the primary impediment to tighter gun laws.

The article's tone and message left the reader concluding that that the Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria are the primary impediment to peace.

Mr. Bush was greeted with chants of "four more years" as he was introduced to the organization, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, whose members went on to cheer him repeatedly as he reiterated his view that the primary impediment to peace in the Middle East was the unwillingness of the Palestinian leadership to renounce terrorism.

The primary impediment to tracer equilibration is slow diffusivity.