The phrase "impede accessibility" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to hinder or obstruct the ability to access something. Example: The construction on the road is impeding accessibility to the nearby grocery store, causing inconvenience for the residents.
However, without experimental evidence from such cells, the proposition that heterochromatin could impede the accessibility of their NPCs needs to be treated with caution.
Second, σ trans loading might impede the accessibility of the TEC to other elongation factors such as NusG or RfaH, which share the same primary binding site on RNAP (Sevostyanova et al., 2008; Mooney et al., 2009).
The presence of lignin in plant cell walls is understood to not only impede enzyme accessibility to cellulose, but to also reduce the relative amount of cellulose present on a mass balance basis [ 14– 16].
It is commonly assumed that the presence of lignin in biomass restricts enzymatic hydrolysis primarily by physically impeding the accessibility of cellulase to cellulose and unproductively binding cellulase.
It is generally recognized that the existence of lignins in lignocelluloses restricts enzymatic saccharification by physically impeding the accessibility of cellulase to cellulose [ 10].
As can be seen, the RM displayed a compact and regular surface structure and fibers arranged in bundles, which impeded the accessibility of cellulase to cellulose.
Forms of disability, particularly those that limit mobility, impede physical or spatial accessibility to health care facilities (Gómez-Olivé et al., 2013).
Being visually challenged, I've had several experiences where lack of accessibility has impeded me from availing myself of the same opportunities as others.
This may further impede selective contracting, creating an accessibility-efficiency trade-off.
