Sentence examples for become impeded from inspiring English sources

When there is advanced compaction, the important reservoir quality parameters such as porosity and permeability become impeded.

Subduction has since thought to have become impeded by the collision of the Eratosthenes Seamount with the Island of Cyprus.

In the case of our study, three conditions, our 20°C medium DTF, 24°C high DTF and 28°C medium DTF treatments transiently expose developing embryos to extreme temperatures where physiological functions that regulate cellular and organismal homeostasis may become impeded.

In DMD, skeletal muscle degenerates and is infiltrated by inflammatory cells and the functions of the muscle stem cells (satellite cells) become impeded and fibrogenic cells hyperproliferate and are overactivated, leading to the substitution of skeletal muscle with nonfunctional fibrotic tissue.

The longer testosterone has had to work its magic unadulterated, the harder reversing the changes become, impeding the ability of older trans women to pass.

Without a broadband network, transferring sequence data is time-consuming and becomes impeded.

Circulation in the larger pial vessels was clearly visible throughout all experiments, whereas perfusion in the smaller vessels close to the injected bubble became impeded during the decompression phase from the first pressure exposure.

The longer testosterone has had to work its magic unadulterated, the harder reversing the changes becomes, impeding the ability of older trans women to pass.

The vital southward passage of water from Lake Okeechobee in central Florida to the Everglades also has become increasingly impeded by industry, posing another threat to the park.

Several news media organizations filed requests for school records, but Judge William Blair Sylvester of District Court in Denver declined to allow their release, saying that letting such information become public would "impede an ongoing investigation".

Then, the structures tended to disappear equatorward after 1830 UT, although the sky became hazier which impeded observation.