The phrase "a function of impeding" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the role or effect of something that hinders or obstructs progress or action.
Example: "The delay in the project was a function of impeding factors that were beyond our control."
Alternatives: "a result of hindering" or "a consequence of obstructing".
Here we review these findings and present other important characterizations of these receptors such as trypsin and serum susceptibility, movement in the membrane, confocal localization to the membrane, binding to and function of impeded ligands, and immunoseparation of cells bearing mER.
Because we did not have such information for the present study, we cannot say whether our differing estimates for these sensitive data across the three tracking/privacy conditions were a function of reducing or inflating selection biases, a function of enhancing or impeding "honest" reporting, or both.
But the new legislative setting could lead to the paradoxical consequence of impeding the functioning by challenging the existence and/or creation of POs.
Mutations in these genes are recessively inherited and usually result in a loss-of-function effect, mainly impeding mitochondrial function and turnover.
The non-linearity of the decline of function impedes the calculation of effect sizes based on cumulative values from these multidimensional scales.
Importantly, such tumour suppressor activity is revealed only when activity is partially lost, perhaps because dVps4 has a pleiotropic role; complete loss of function would impede an essential cell biological activity and thus prevent growth while partial loss of function would unbridle a growth inhibiting mechanism.
In this process, MLN4924 can inhibit the function of E1, thus impeding PCNA NEDDylation, and NEDP1 acts as the deNEDDylase of PCNA.
Furthermore, it was realized that the molecular mechanisms which limit in vitro cell proliferation in humans, among other mammals, often enhance organismal survival and function by impeding the establishment and spread of malignant tumors [ 26- 28].
Unfortunately the absence of data regarding the nutritional status and renal function of our patients impeded further analysis.
In closed-angle glaucomas, the TM is obstructed by the iris, which prevents TM cells from functioning, thereby impeding the normal flow of aqueous humor across this region.
