Sentence examples for Some hindrances from inspiring English sources

The next best option is to have as good an agreement as possible but the UK will be outside the single market and there will be some hindrances".

However, there are some hindrances in modeling these phenomena.

While CO2 treatment preserved some hindrances to the access of nitrogen molecules to the micropores, KOH activation generates a more accessible micropore network.

Phycobiliproteins have high potential pharmaceutical and biological properties but their application is confronted with two major obstacles: (i) the upstream and downstream processes still have some hindrances such as selection of suitable microalgae strains, bioreactor design, culture conditions, etc.; (ii) the purification of phycobiliproteins from microalgae is still low.

Of course, the church has given Wright very little help (and perhaps some hindrance).

Attachment of enzyme molecules to the supporting matrix generates some hindrance which limits the accessibility of substrate to the enzyme and also the conformational changes in enzyme occurred after immobilization contribute to decreased affinity of enzyme for substrate [5].

Considering that the simple coil polyQ, the heptapeptide GNNQQNY, and the hexapeptide NNQQNY can cause protein aggregation and nucleation [ 93– 95], the distribution of Gln in the C-terminal domain of a tetrameric SSB may also be an important determinant of the ssDNA-binding site size of SSB by some steric hindrances.

Abstract ideas, too, have identifying characteristics: fate enters to a stuttering rhythm, and the sound of an electric doorbell quickly becomes a portent of some new hindrance or horror, an annunciation of murder or the arrival of the law.

The difference in the conformation seems to cause some steric hindrance at the capping site resulting in poor binding capacity.

We speculated the aromatic side chain of Phe107 in JE attenuated virus SA14-14-2 E protein might cause some steric hindrance, such that the invasion of Trp101 of JE attenuated virus SA14-14-2 E proteintonthethe membrane is hampered compared to JE virulent virus SA14 thereby causing virulence attenuation.

Grafted histidine may also pose some steric hindrance to DNA binding.