Sentence examples for impairs the efficient from inspiring English sources

Too strong asymmetry impairs the efficient utilization of the heat produced.

However, this approach impairs the efficient collection of needed tissues and organs, and many people die as a result of the shortage of organs.

In fact, recent studies show that most NESs bind to CRM1 with relatively low affinity, since high-affinity NES binding to CRM1 impairs the efficient release of export complexes from the nuclear pore complex [60].

The easy credit, in fact, has "further impaired the efficient allocation of resources," Ryutaro Kono, chief economist for Japan at BNP Paribas, said in a note to clients Tuesday.

Our data is consistent with the notion that reduced ENA levels impair the efficient flow of crucial cargoes to the synaptic terminals altering proper neuronal function, in turn leading to cell death (Figs. 5 7); a fast axonal anterograde transport failure, likely mediated by ENA-kinesin 1 interactions [40], could mediate this effect.

At the same time there is growing recognition of local health system constraints which impair the efficient delivery of health care and threaten to reduce the effectiveness of the GHIs [ 1- 5].

Stress impairs the ability to delay gratification.

Instant gratification impairs the magic of desire.

We will also address the bottlenecks and difficulties impairing the search for efficient vaccines and the many gaps in our knowledge of immunity against leptospirosis.

(C) The continued combination of such systems under the control of such holding company is not so large (considering the state of the art and the area or region affected) as to impair the advantages of localized management, efficient operation, or the effectiveness of regulation.

Although a fast transition to the new threshold can lead to a successful, stable therapy, a slower delivery of the anti-growth factor drug, or inefficient RNA interference (RNAi) delivery systems that require multiple treatments over an extended period of time, can make the system evolve back to relapse, even if the treatment itself is extremely efficient at impairing the growth factor.