Sentence examples for either impedes from inspiring English sources

These results indicate that the Fis1-TBC1D15 pais is not essential for mitophagy but the deletion of either impedes clearance of damaged mitochondria, despite the greater magnitude of LC3 accumulation following Parkin translocation.

All have drawbacks that either impede their effectiveness or risk lasting harm to people exposed.

In contrast, the obligation to charge non-discriminatory prices can either impede the adoption of CCS or significantly raise that price.

Endocrine agents abrogate oestrogenic signalling through distinct and incompletely overlapping mechanisms, either impeding the transcriptional activity of ERα or diminishing E-synthesis.

Mr. Kleinschmidt said that aid workers were limiting their work to essential services in the camp of more than 120,000, and that the tankers that normally delivered almost 925,000 gallons of water each day were either impeded from entering or refused to do so on Saturday morning.

This is a clear case where government can either impede the market or let it flourish.

Government can either impede their activities or create an environment in which they can rise and flourish.

Some factors that either impede the flow or help to accelerate it in a narrow channel in addition to varying yield stress and thixotropic parameter have been numerically investigated.

Forest fragmentation can either impede or facilitate pollen flow between tree populations [ 21- 23], because landscape elements between the remaining forests may have either positive or negative effects on pollinator transfer [ 24].

The lack of adequate systems to study fibrogenesis in vitro has either impeded the development of antifibrotics or has forced research and development to move too early into animal models.

By considering how emerging technologies potentially interact with what we consider to be important, it becomes easier to weigh the possible downsides of developing them - or at least developing them without due consideration - against those of either impeding their development, or not developing them at all.