All facilities reported hindrance in functioning due to lack of adequate finances and did not have access to additional resources to deal with the emergency.
Clogging is partial or total obstruction and hence, the hindrance of the function of pipe system.
Thus, a possible scenario is cancer cells that are 'addicted' to MYC become highly sensitive to hindrance of PRKDC function, leading to subsequent interference of MYC transcription and protein translation and cancer cell death.
Steric hindrance of flagellar function by extracellular polysaccharides is well documented in other bacteria (Blair et al., 2008; Jarrell and McBride, 2008) and, consistent with this notion, we observed a slight reduction in the motility of Δ hvyA cells compared to WT or the Δ hvyA Δ CCNA_00167 double mutant.
A major hindrance in functional inference from genome analysis is the large proportion of annotated hypothetical proteins, uncharacterised proteins or proteins of unknown function [ 30].
Hindrance in the functioning of efflux pumps may rejuvenate the bactericidal effect of conventional antibiotics.
Methoxypolyethylene glycol (M PEG grafted chitosan, accompanied by space steric hindrance, an electrostatic repulsion function, and a solvation effect, is a multifunctional stabilizer.
Each, however, has associated disadvantages: fusion proteins localise to only a single subcellular site, while steric hindrance may alter their function.
Surely such things could only be a hindrance to the smooth functioning of life's processes?
Brian Leetch, whose repaired left ankle has been functioning without hindrance all season, has as a result been operating offensively almost without equal.
