Sentence examples for impairing the efficiency from inspiring English sources

And there are other alternatives, much less drastic and prejudicial to the witness than the complete exclusion of his counsel, which might provide satisfactory protection for the witness without unduly impairing the efficiency of the examination.

Four hundred elements were found to give sufficient accuracy without impairing the efficiency of the solution method.

However, the learning curve of ultrasonographic technique may result in a prolonged time to achieve anesthesia, thus impairing the efficiency of the operating room.

For several genes we detected additional polymorphic sites within 60 bp of the position used for mapping, without impairing the efficiency of the capture.

Various nonsense, missense and even silent mutations can inactivate genes by impairing the efficiency of splicing machinery thereby resulting in diseased phenotype [ 23].

On the other hand, the presence of a few insufficient cycles, as shown in Fig. 3, does not drastically impair the efficiency of ventilation, as the patient receives at least nine efficient insufflations in the one-minute period.

This will ensure that any chlorine added will work more efficiently - high pH levels in particular will impair the efficiency of the chlorine doing its job.With the pool filter system running, add a chlorine based swimming pool shock at the rate of 1 lb.

However, pretreatment with imatinib significantly impaired the efficiency of DNA repair (Figure 3a, upper panel).

"Our decision cannot turn," Justice Scalia wrote, "on whether or to what degree trial by jury impairs the efficiency or fairness of criminal justice".

The titer of the control vector RSC-SMPGW was slightly decreased (13%), suggesting the rev mutation minimally impaired the efficiency of lentiviral vector production.

Previous analyses of partially methylated viral reporter constructs demonstrated that methylation of genes within promoter-proximal regions and transcription start sites impair the efficiency of transcription initiation [18].