Sentence examples for impediments to understanding from inspiring English sources

These words and concepts have become impediments to understanding what is happening in the world today.

One of the major impediments to understanding HIV-1 Env incorporation is the lack of structural information about either MA in the context of an infectious virus particle, or the unusually long cytoplasmic tail of gp41.

Two impediments to understanding the role of Hox genes in morphological evolution have been the limited number of organisms in which Hox gene function can be studied and the paucity of known Hox-regulated target genes.

Three main impediments to understanding the variability of eggshell appearance are: (1) the reliable quantification of the variation in eggshell colours; (2) its perception by birds themselves, and (3) its relation to avian phylogeny.

And, using examples, we introduce students to the pernicious effects of dissonance, dishonesty, and bias as impediments to understanding.

Art is not the only impediment to understanding that Amis places in the way of his reader.

This is the major impediment to understanding the fundamental contributions of genes and gene networks to bacterial physiology and human health.

Harrington's culture-of-poverty thesis was at best an ambiguous impediment to understanding — in later books, he made no use of the term.

The first major impediment to understanding "where a partner is coming from" is either partner's serious cognitive or emotional problems.

A major impediment to understanding the pathogenesis of bone metastasis has been the lack of an appropriate animal and cell model.

But his diminution is also, more importantly, an impediment to understanding our current malaise as a nation, and how much better things might have been had today's America turned out less Reaganite and more Humphreyish.