Sentence examples for impeded for example from inspiring English sources

Alternative NHEJ pathways operate when the classical route is impeded (for example, due to a gene mutation) and they involve the MRN MRE11-RAD50-NBN MRE11-RAD50-NBN MRE11-RAD50-NBN1, XRcomplex LimportantG3 [ 27].

Blue flags refer to workers' perceptions of their work and workplace that can impede recovery, for example a belief that work is harmful.

In many instances factors that were seen to impact IPP were identified as operating to either enhance or impede IPP, for example workload and time constraints.

For example, the clinical encounter is a situation where dialogue may be impeded for a host of reasons, including social structural factors, and differences in understanding of disease processes between patient and clinician [ 4].

However, pragmatic limitations impeded this process; for example, tap water was physically inaccessible or children could not be prevented from drinking river water.

The question is where to draw the line.The danger is that America's Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) will be used to stifle free expression, jeopardise fair use and impede competition by, for example, blocking the distribution of blueprints for aftermarket replacement parts such as brake pads or toner cartridges.

It has, for example, impeded the harmonious development of the city's spreading built-up areas as well as its public transportation infrastructure, already hindered by an automobile-friendly street plan.

In addition, proteins released from cells can impede protein C activation, for example eosinophil, which may explain thrombosis in hypereosinophilic heart disease.

Nicotine addiction, for example, may impede smokers from quitting, and severe obesity may not be easily overcome.

India's naval advantage might allow it, for example, to impede oil traffic heading for China through the Malacca Strait.China and India are both rapidly developing their navies from coastal defence forces into instruments that can project power further afield; within this decade, they expect to have three operational carrier groups each.

The group also considered a number of significant knowledge gaps and methodological issues in the current research status that still impede effective DRR for resilience, for example the lack of a taxonomy of loss, data for disaster effects models, and measures of DRR effectiveness.