Sentence examples for associated impediments from inspiring English sources
The high cost of brucellosis surveillance and control programmes is also an economic burden on low-income countries, along with associated impediments to trade [ 11].
With the finding that PRR14 underexpression was associated with impediment of C2C12 myoblasts differentiation, we hypothesized that PRR14 overexpression would enhance differentiation.
On the other hand, senescence in activated HSC was associated with impediment of liver fibrosis [ 55], leaving the role of IGFBP5 in the development of senescence in liver fibrogenesis opened for further inquiries.
There are about 34,000 people with speech impediments associated with an articulation disorder in Japan alone, and one of the causes of speech impediments is cerebral palsy.
However, a deeper analysis uncovers the informal impediments associated with the lack of rule of law, inconsistent enforcement of regulations, regional autonomy and pervasive corruption.
The finding that some of the most interdisciplinary projects were protected from some of the impediments associated with larger projects is supported by analysis of comments in response to the question 'What else interested you about this project?'.
Based on their small size, tissue transparency and ease of cultivation, the use of C. elegans should obviate many of the technical impediments associated with live animal drug screening.
Recently, the practical impediments associated with intradermal injections have been overcome by the development of novel, minimally or noninvasive techniques.
Because of the diverse nature of these environments, this article focuses on home environments and presents the public health risks and policy impediments associated with poor IEQ in homes.
Currently, it is common to associate any impediment related to the software product and its development process to the definition of TD.
Experiments using a transgenic mouse model have demonstrated that over-expression of IGFBP-3 is associated with growth impediment [ 7].
