Sentence examples for impairing capacity from inspiring English sources

My own judgment would be that the scale of spending can be cut significantly without impairing capacity, that killing jihadists through drone attacks simply creates more terrorists that later we have to kill, and that too great a military presence abroad only serves to stoke the fires of anti-Americanism.

Williams syndrome (WS) is a neurodevelopmental disorder associated with an impaired capacity for visuospatial representation.

Control mice had 27,239 ± 4587 myelinated axons relative to 15,200 ± 1616 myelinated axons in Myrf ICKO mice consistent with an impaired capacity to form new oligodendrocyte myelin (Fig. 5c).

Particularly, patients with a BRCA1/2 mutation might be more sensitive for the deleterious effects of ionizing radiation due to an impaired capacity of repairing double strand DNA breaks.

Their new edition covers judicial, legislative, and executive developments in the traditional fields of conflicting interests and confidentiality, specialty fields of corporate and government representation as well as representation of those with impaired capacity.

Ldb2-deficient brains, on the other hand, exhibit striking phenotypes affecting layer 5 pyramidal neurons: Immature neurons have an impaired capacity to segregate into mature callosal and subcerebral projection neurons.

Moreover, it is shown that capacity phenomena can interact in congestion gears, which impair capacity.

Recall, also, the case of depression, where the fact that subjects may undervalue risks arguably impairs capacity (Elliott 1997; Rudnick 2002).

Our data obtained for pept-1 strongly suggest that animals have an impaired capacity for synthesis of these fatty acids.

This results in an impaired capacity to present Ags to T cells, which is in turn in agreement with previous studies [28].

Taken together, these findings provide genetic and functional evidence that an impaired capacity to synthesize GSH under conditions of oxidative stress is a vulnerability factor for schizophrenia.