Sentence examples for ability to hinder from inspiring English sources

Apart from causing developmental and systemic toxicity, arsenic has recently been reported for its ability to hinder immune responses.

Major participants including design teams, clients, contractors and project managers are examples of stakeholders that have the ability to hinder or promote the progress of a construction undertaking.

Hence, inhibition in migration and invasion determines the ability to hinder metastasis.

The resulting MDA formed from lipid peroxidation functions as a tumour promoter and co-carcinogenic agent and has the ability to hinder the role of antioxidant enzymes.

Here we can expect pollen traits that enhance competitive ability, such as pollen tube growth rate (Snow and Spira 1991; Pasonen et al. 1999), pollen germination rate (Austerlitz et al. 2012) or an ability to hinder other pollen, e.g. by chemical interference (Marshall et al. 1996; Varis et al. 2010).

The indication for the use of β-blocker drugs in ARVC/D relies on their proven efficacy to prevent effort-induced ventricular arrhythmias, their proven efficacy in heart failure management, and their potential but unproven ability to hinder myocardial disease progression by lowering RV wall stress.

"A state like the US [is.]... essentially an authoritarian conspiracy, and [Assange] then reasons that the practical strategy for combating that conspiracy is to degrade its ability to conspire, to hinder its ability to 'think' as a conspiratorial mind.

This reaction may weaken the ability of POPG to hinder the reaction of ozone with SP-B.

Governor Walker claimed his proposal wasn't meant to hinder the ability to receive critical government assistance.

The understand that there's a reckoning coming, and that 10percentt price increases year after year are going to hinder their ability to compete with lower-priced options.

Moreover, such broad retention schedules mean that so much data is retained as to hinder analysts' abilities to find relevant information amongst a sea of irrelevant information.