However, groups with diminished autonomy, such as children, though impeded from providing consent in these terms, cannot ethically be excluded from research, as often they are among the most vulnerable and at-risk groups and as such are afforded specific protection under national law [ 5].
In general, though, people impede each other, and more people (over 100 heads of government by Friday) means more impediments.The organisers are aware of the issues.
That's why the next President needs to start preparing us now, though hopefully without impeding the speed of innovation.
While livelihood improvements were recorded across all villages, we found that PAs slightly reduce households' socio-economic status, though does not impede their development.
We scream bloody murder should any of our rights be impeded, though again, we sit by and watch them disappear down each and every slippery slope because we mistake talk for action.
Because the toxin seemed to improve the caterpillars' overall survival--even though it impeded their growth--the team wondered whether the alkaloids functioned as a sort of medicine.
There were challenges though that impeded strengthening this position, like the lack of resources in the community to support continued students and faculty stay and a lack of resources to conduct translational research activities from a pre determined research agenda.
Their efforts, though, have often been too broad, impeding the public's access to news, or too narrowly tied to technologies with short shelf lives.
But impeding bad courses of action, even though it seldom leads to the best headlines, is precisely what a regulator should do.
Don't press too hard, though, or you could cut off the circulation, impeding the blood's clotting process.
