Sentence examples for acted to impede from inspiring English sources
In other words, for whomever each juror ascribed intent to impede the S.E.C., the worker must have also acted to impede as part of employment by the firm and done so for the purpose of benefiting Andersen.
It appeared as if learning the first prior somehow acted to impede subjects' ability to adapt to the second prior.
Thus, deferoxamine likely acted to impede the exposure of encephalitogenic proteins in guinea pig spinal cord homogenates when it was administered preclinically, and this limited the immune response, but this was not the case when purified MBP was administered in the preclinical stage (Willenborg et al., 1988).
Lack of factor-IX in hemostatic system will lead to X-linked bleeding diathesis and hemophilia B. Factor IX-bp comprises of 129 and 123 amino acids for subunits A and B, respectively, which acts to impede the interaction between Gla domains, phospholipids, and the seat of the overall coagulation process.
Now as always, broadcasters - a powerful player in Washington - rely on the First Amendment to argue that the Fairness Doctrine acts to impede their rights of free expression.
Such legislation would only act to impede any opportunity for treatment.
Nonetheless, the data do suggest that BiP may act to impede Ire1 luminal domain dimer and tetramer formation.
This view is supported by the DLHR which states that the health professional should support colleagues individually and collectively – through professional bodies – when the state acts to impede or threaten their ability to fulfill their duty of loyalty to patients.
Bernick and Cailliet have suggested that sclerosis of the end plate may act to impede nutrient flow into the disc [ 23], and that progressive end plate sclerosis with aging contributed to disc degeneration.
The family of the TAMRs acts to impede such events, thereby preventing systemic autoimmunity.
Yet its hard-edged cost-benefit analyses and regulatory reviews, critics say, sometimes act more to impede and weaken protective environmental regulations.
