Sentence examples for impair the use from inspiring English sources

The door closer shall be selected, placed, and set so as not to impair the use of the door by the handicapped.

In addition they can impair the use of Carbohydrate deficient Transferrin as a biomarker for chronic alcohol abuse, in which Asialo-Transferrin and Disialo-Transferrin are increased.

These modeling shortcomings impair the use of these promising anchoring techniques to practice.

In clinical contexts, for example, the higher demand of attentional and cognitive resources in elderly people can impair the use of the instrument.

Although the use of new materials has mitigated the impact of the aforementioned problems, they are still present and impair the use of ELCs for certain applications.

Publications have raised several concerns about microarray studies that would potentially impair the use of gene expression classifiers in clinical routine [ 22- 24].

Tranströmer suffered a stroke in 1990, at the age of fifty-nine, which robbed him of speech and impaired the use of his right arm.

"I talk to people about why they should be careful about impairing the use of derivatives," Mr. Strupp said.

Several technical problems, such as relatively poor low temperature flow properties and oxidative stability, have impaired the use and commercialization of biodiesel.

… This impairs the use of the streams and ultimately leads to listing of these streams as 'impaired water bodies' in EPA's water quality reports …" (Pomponio 2009).

Besides, muscle thickness and echo intensity can be influenced by confounding factors, like excessive fluid administration, often present in the first days after ICU admission, impairing the use of NMUS for early diagnosis of ICU-AW.