Sentence examples for impeded both from inspiring English sources

Here in the heights of Kolombangara, these gaping holes in the fabric of basic biological knowledge have impeded both understanding of evolutionary origins and work to conserve its processes and products.

Community efforts to construct a larger park were impeded both a lack of funds and the absence of any suitable site.

Moreover, blockade of NMDA receptors with MK-801 immediately following the training significantly impeded both the post-training eEF-2 dephosphorylation and memory retention.

Inhibition of proconvertase enzyme activity by dec-RVKR-chloromethylketone (CMK), a highly specific and potent competitive inhibitor of subtilisin-like proconvertases, significantly impeded both inhibin α- and β-subunit maturation in murine granulosa cells.

Failure to generate mature CD4SP thymocytes in the absence of Pak2 greatly impeded both KLF2 and S1P1 expression.

This is distinct from strong purifying selection, where divergence is impeded both within and between species such that the function, which is highly susceptible to changes, is preserved.

The prospect of continuing deficits is sure to impede both parties as they pursue their agendas.

This cumbersome public framework impedes both a sense of community at a local level and a sense of region for the Island.

Any other approach is almost guaranteed to impede both the reforms under way in those individual countries, as well as the White House's declared agenda of promoting democracy worldwide.

I said the newly appreciated reality that oil and gas are here for decades to come required that President Obama step beyond his "all of the above" energy strategy and craft policies that ensure we keep advancing post-fossil energy technologies and efficiency efforts: Having cheap natural gas will impede both the build-out of renewable energy options and also basic science in energy.

This low conductivity impedes both heat input and extraction.