Sentence examples for can further impede from inspiring English sources
This is exacerbated by the tumor's interstitial fluid pressure that can further impede the transport of antibodies once they are within the tumor along their pursuit to reach target cells that express CA125 [33]-[35] [33]-[35]
Of those surveyed, 67percentt said that they had to decide between having access to transportation and spending their funds on sustenance for the household, a choice that can further impede their prospects for finding work, seeking out education and buying the very food they're struggling to afford.
The general lack of incentives to share data in a highly competitive environment and the lack of tradition for sharing data outside of one's own professional discipline can further impede data sharing (Budin-Ljøsne et al. 2014).
(We need)"... an efficient way so that you are not bogged down by too much bureaucracy" [UNI-2-3] (We need)"... an efficient way so that you are not bogged down by too much bureaucracy" [UNI-2-3] Organdsatindividualindividual resistance to change can further impede navigation through complex systems.
Ineffective communication channels, overburdened response systems, satellite disruptions, and internet blackouts further impede people from getting the help they need.
The Hodeida offensive has been condemned by humanitarian groups that said the attack would further impede relief efforts.
This may further impede selective contracting, creating an accessibility-efficiency trade-off.
7 9 All of these factors together further impede access and engagement in screening initiatives.
However, such membrane proteins typically lack continuity, and their intensity distributions are often very heterogeneous; moreover, nuclei can form large clump, which further impedes the quantification of membrane signals on a cell-by-cell basis.
If allowed to progress, CCE can lead to an increase in intracranial pressure that further impedes brain perfusion and can perpetuate a downward cycle of ischemic edema (Kahle et al. 2009).
