We discovered 30 mutants containing mutations that impeded growth enough to prevent visible colony formation on minimal medium.
And it stayed that way for 54 years, in part because it was a political convenience to mayors, in part because community opposition throughout the city impeded construction of enough incinerators to meet growing demand.
"You can never know enough, never work enough, never use the infinitives and participles oddly enough, never impede the movement harshly enough, never leave the mind quickly enough," she wrote in "Plainwater" (1995), a peculiar assortment of essays, "short talks," and long poems with faux-scholarly introductions, the kind that might be written by someone steeped in Gertrude Stein and French theory.
Evaluating effectiveness of physiotherapy treatment has been impeded by lack of enough quality studies, lack of standardization, a large variety in outcome measures and methodological flaws [ 25].
Because Mazunte is situated in a curving cove that impedes the waves enough to diminish their size, momentum, and strength, it's considered safe for swimmers.
One friend complained that the noodles weren't long enough — impeding our ability to loudly and approvingly slurp them — but in a city with as few high-quality soba parlors as New York, it's an easy enough shortcoming to overlook.
To impede change until enough people supported it.
While workmen were blasting out the Holland Tunnel, in 1924, the protective layer of clay deposited over the blast area to keep the explosions from blowing a hole in the river bottom and causing disaster to the tunnel-diggers rose high enough that it impeded ships.
The good intention is enough; achievement may be impeded by forces outside a man's control" [ 11].
But he was far enough from the bag that he impeded Andrus, upending him and causing a slow, bouncing throw to first that Rodriguez beat by a step.
