Sentence examples for capable of impeding from inspiring English sources

It is also concluded that specimens with higher stitch density and thread thickness are more capable of impeding delamination growth by effectively bridging delamination cracks and arresting crack propagation.

The inherent molecular-size sieving character of the porous silica shell was capable of impeding competing biothiols from accessing the molecule probe within the core while allowing the specific reaction with the small target H2S.

This study shows that STX243 has favourable pharmacokinetic properties and is capable of impeding the growth of both ER+ and ER− breast cancer tumours.

In the OL extensions, as in the preceding DB trials, patients were excluded for secondary or atypical parkinsonism and for medical or psychiatric conditions capable of impeding the patient's trial participation.

Indeed, in primary neurons treated with α-syn pffs, α-syn mAbs were capable of impeding recruitment of endogenous α-syn into pathologic aggregates as well as preserving normal synaptic localization of α-syn, mitigating synaptic and neuron loss caused by pathologic α-syn.

These results demonstrate that the H3K37A mutation, even in the context of normal TORC1 signaling, is capable of significantly impeding Nhp10 binding at specific TORC1-regulated target genes.

Changing the aptamer sequence itself can be risky, as single-site modifications in nucleic acid strands capable of forming secondary structures can unpredictably impede secondary structure formation.

At the same time there would be a continuing need for fast freight locomotives capable of operating on both electrified and non-electrified routes without impeding the intensive use of the system by passenger trains.

Although most glasses contain charged metallic ions capable of carrying an electric current, the high viscosity of glass impedes their movements and electrical activity.

Therefore it is likely that CIITA is capable of increasing Gag-Pol levels to a point which can impede virus maturation, albeit not enough to reduce it to levels observed from vector-only expressing cells.

Here is a man capable of personal loyalty to trusted courtiers but of remorseless betrayal when impeded.