That means it undermines skills such as time management, decision making, organization, and planning.
The key, they continue, is to clear out unnecessary rules from our lives and to grant people more individual discretion: "Detailed rules and procedures, however well intentioned, are undermining the skill that wisdom requires," they say.
Thus, improving (or undermining) social skill and social capital affects the extent to which patients and their networks possess structural resilience.
Autism interferes with the early development of the brain, undermining many skills, including those that are the building blocks for language and social interaction.
Finally, although not the focus of our study, other studies indicate that alcohol independently influences decisions around sex and undermines skills for condom negotiation and correct use.
A proud player whose body has undermined his skills, Stoudemire sounded like someone who was finally coming to terms with his physical limitations.
These physical changes can undermine driving skills, such as being able to see and hear other vehicles, stop suddenly, navigate an intersection safely, or maintain control of a car.
He too is concerned about how technology is being applied in lessons and how the trend of providing iPads in classrooms can undermine some skills: "Writing on screen keyboards is much harder and does not in general support the production of extended writing".
Saying that something only takes a minute undermines your skills and gives the impression that you rush through tasks.
Clinicians were also concerned about cost, over-reliance – in that POCTs could undermine clinical skills – and limited usefulness.
The exchange rate has, many argue, been undermining manufacturing and skill-based services.
