Some authors stress that peptidases may either promote or impede tumour development depending on the specific type of tumour or on the phase of development where the tumour is, with this way suggesting that tumour growth regulation by peptides and their converting peptidases occur in a tumour specific manner [ 8– 10].
In the body, thermally driven motion (diffusion) of water molecules is impeded to different extents, depending on the environment within which these molecules reside.
The variation in a population can therefore increase or impede response to selection, depending on whether or not it is correlated to the change under selection [1].
Variation within a population is a key feature in evolution, because it can increase or impede response to selection, depending on whether or not the intrapopulational variance is correlated to the change under selection.
Failure to pass royal college examinations can sometimes, but not invariably, impede progress in training, depending on the specialty and examination.
It is demonstrated that the wave impeding effect depends on the relation between the Rayleigh wavelength in the soil and the free bending wavelength in the block of stiffened soil, as the transmission of plane waves in the soil with a longitudinal wavelength smaller than the bending wavelength is hindered.
There is increasing awareness in the planning community that depending on complete models impedes the applicability of planning technology in many real world domains where the burden of specifying complete domain models is too high.
This limitation impedes its general application in radiology and argues for a dedicated use depending on the capabilities of the particular CBIR system.
The only carrying-on was over Karolyi himself, a powerful and divisive presence who, depending on the post-meet source, helped elevate the U.S. to fourth place or impeded its chances to climb even higher.
Depending on the affinities and numbers of quasi-specific sites, they can substantially impede the search process due to trapping of the protein.
