Sentence examples for impeded under from inspiring English sources
The Vatican added that in Ireland, bishops were "free to apply the penal measures of canon law to offending priests," and that they had "never been impeded under canon law from reporting cases of abuse to the civil authorities".
The recovery stress is defined as the stress that is generated when the recovery of deformation is impeded under constraint.
Thus, growth and development of most plants, except for rice (Oryza sativa L). and other wetland species, are impeded under waterlogged conditions.
On the other hand, binding of higher concentrations of HupBMtbN (employed at 450 nM) promoted binding to A2 under low salt conditions, which was impeded under high salt conditions (Figure 2C).
In addition, endonucleolytic cleavage at site C2 in the ITS2 region of pre-rRNA is apparently impeded under these circumstances, since, with the exception of rpL32, only minor levels of the resulting 7S pre-rRNA (Fig. 2C) or A2-C2 fragments (data not shown) could be detected.
Saddam Hussein, watching our confused presidential election, might think that the transition process has been impeded, leaving the United States under weak leadership.
Second, that science and technology were both by definition progressive forces but were impeded by capitalism; only under communism could they enable the building of a society of abundance for the many, not just the few.
On the other hand, H19 siRNA nearly completely knocked-down H19 RNA level under normal culture conditions, and totally impeded the upregulation of H19 under hypoxic stress (Fig. 3A).
In addition to that, the under-developed institutions have impeded private firm's engagement in R&D and innovation.
The endowment gifts, heavily invested in Reader's Digest stock, were administered for the recipients by seven organizations under restrictions that impeded the selling of Digest stock.
Most related studies have shown that soil respiration is positively correlated with soil temperature (Davidson et al. 1998), and that it can be modified or even impeded by soil water content under very wet or very dry conditions (Davidson et al. 2000; Raich and Schlesinger 1992).
