Sentence examples for effective in impeding from inspiring English sources
This study has shown that denying vehicle entrance to an area can be very effective in impeding vehicle-borne explosive attacks.
The results show that the nitrogen plasma treatment is effective in impeding the out-diffusion of nickel even after extensive shape deformation.
Surface wear scars also indicated that the proposed design was more effective in impeding the ingression of abrasive particles than the o-ring seal.
HrpNEa-induced resistance was also effective in impeding infestations of aphids, an important type of phloem-feeding herbivores [ 9, 10].
Because V appears to localize both intracellularly and systemically in the host, compounds that effectively block the interaction of V and its intracellular protein target(s) could also be effective in impeding or preventing the overall disease progression.
The above sections show that the most effective way of impeding ABB in transporting the explosives may have been to fence off an area around the government building to stop vehicles from entering this area.
The self-healing response is most effective at impeding the slower propagating cracks, with complete crack arrest occurring at the lowest level of applied load, and reductions of 79 84% in the rate of crack extension at intermediate loads.
Acquired and inherent drug resistance is always a potential concern associated with even the most effective chemotherapeutic drugs, impeding their progression in clinical trials for use as single agents.
In summary, the most effective measure aimed at impeding ABB in transporting the vehicle to the target without being spotted or challenged, or explosives being detonated by accident, might be closing off a larger area.
In order to justify blocking a merger, the court said, the commission had to show that it would have a "direct and immediate effect" of creating or reinforcing an existing dominant position, and that this effect "lastingly impedes effective competition".
However, a low level of recording of services is a problem in itself, in that it impedes effective, efficient and coordinated service delivery.
