The phrase "an impeding" is not correct in written English.
The correct term is "impending," which refers to something that is about to happen.
Example: "The impending storm forced us to cancel the outdoor event."
Alternatives: "an approaching" or "an imminent".
Deep, coarse-textured soils are assigned a T-value of 11.2 metric tons per hectare (5 tons per acre), fine-textured soils have a T-value of 9 metric tons per hectare (4 tons per acre), and shallow soils or those with an impeding layer are assigned T-values in the range of 2.2 6.7 metric tons per hectare (1 3 tons per acre), depending on texture.
He scored in the 5-1 win over Rochdale and could benefit from an impeding two-game suspension for Antoni Sarcevic.
It also postulates that city residents have the capacity to recover swiftly from difficulties and resilience in spite of an impeding and hampering context.
For those who may prophesize that the figures foretell an impeding crash, data released earlier in July showed that IPO's for the entire Information Technology sector (which includes hardware, semiconductors and communications companies as well) totaled 10 for the quarter, and 17 year to date vs a peak of 41 IPO's in the first quarter of 2000 and 106 in that year.
As a consequence, registration of ethnicity surfaced as an impeding factor.
In addition to perceived support from colleagues, a perceived lack of support from other health professionals was reported as an impeding determinant.
This arrest consequently leads to diminished availability of surface TfR and an impeded Tf uptake.
Surface biotinylation experiments showed that the surface level of TfR was also reduced, leading presumably to an impeded Tf uptake.
DWI depicts areas with an impeded diffusion, such as occurs in many malignant tumors.
Although an FRO might be effective in this respect, ankle push-off power is obstructed by an impeded plantar flexion in terminal stance and preswing.
This finding could be explained by an impeded E17βG diffusion into vesicles, or by an increase in membrane permeability in microgravity, which would lead to increased E17βG leakage.
