Meanwhile, the mentioned problems in Iran's wind power pricing method make the purchase prices extremely unrealistic (about half of world's average), discourage private investment in this sector, and thereby impedes the realization of vast wind power potentials of this country.
Indeed, IDC have been shown ex vivo to bind directly to the RS domain of SR proteins and thereby impede its phosphorylation.
Our results indicate that HS at the surface of cancer cells sequesters CAPs away from the phospholipid bilayer and thereby impede their ability to induce cytolysis.
Importantly, increased generic competition in poor countries is unlikely to significantly impact the revenues of patent-based pharmaceutical companies and thereby impede future innovation.
Therefore, it is feasible that up-regulation of HR factors due to the inhibition of miR-1255b, miR-193b*, and miR-148b* in G1 cells may also de-stabilize the balance of the HR and NHEJ pathways and thereby impede DSB repair.
Together with functional studies, this integrative structural approach enabled us to establish a model for light signaling in Aureos where, in the dark, the LOV domain directly interacts with the bZIP domain and thereby impedes its DNA binding function.
We therefore propose that the long, unbranched HS chains can sequester the lytic peptides away from the phospholipid bilayer and thereby impede their ability to induce cytolysis of the target cells, as shown in Figure 8.
In this study, we investigated one possible mechanism: the potential for walkers or canes to interfere with, or constrain, lateral movement of the feet and thereby impede execution of compensatory stepping reactions during lateral loss of balance.
This could increase the number of medical specialists GPs have to deal with and thereby impede communication since it is easier to talk to someone you know.
If a far cortical locking screw is in contact with the near cortex on insertion, it may reduce or prevent elastic flexion of the screw shafts, and thereby impede reduction of construct stiffness[ 3].
