Sentence examples similar to underlying impediments from inspiring English sources
Malaria also contributes to high levels of anaemia in children and pregnant women, and to low birth weights - one of the key underlying causes of infant mortality and an impediment to children's ability to grow healthy and reach their full potential.
A major impediment to deducing the molecular details underlying the seemingly disparate biology of these proteins is the current absence of any representative molecular structures to provide guidance to the experimental investigation of their function.
Underlying issues, including higher tax rates, local logistical problems, and regulatory impediments, create a hostile business environment (CSADC, 3; Assemblyman Bloom, Joint Oversight Hearing; San Jose Mercury News, Tom Verdin, August 2012).
Although tumor resistance remains a significant impediment to successful radiotherapy, associated regulatory markers and detailed molecular mechanisms underlying this phenomenon are not well defined.
MCI is an ever- evolving term; however, it is most widely used to categorise older adults who present with subjective and objective memory impairment that cannot be explained by an underlying neurological or psychiatric ailment, and whose other cognitive functions are generally intact with no impediment to their everyday activities and life [ 10].
Change the underlying context.
Underlying growth potential suffers.
Underlying unemployment rose.
Think underlying drivers.
