Sentence examples for impeding any possible from inspiring English sources

Also a higher degree of supersaturation promotes a faster growth rate of the initial monolayer (effectively doubling itself from a SI of 2.75 to 3.35), further impeding any possible dissolution of the calcite surface and thereby reducing the availability of Ca2+ in the surrounding fluid.

She moves and speaks slowly, gazing at the gag in the Idiot Savant's mouth: MARIE: Oh Idiot Savant — why stuff that provocative dental instrument into your mouth — impeding all possible "human speech"?

This is a short-term issue impeding a possible long-term monetary and social solution.

For the three studies [ 33, 34, 38] that did not find such a positive effect, one study [ 33] reported a possible ceiling effect meaning that both the intervention group and control group had a very high baseline patient satisfaction level potentially impeding any demonstration of a significant difference between two arms during the follow-up period.

Instead, it has leased maps from competitors, and still does, which could impede any sale.

"I want to say in the strongest terms that I have never impeded any investigation," he told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.

Weak share prices impede any recovery in consumer spending, which has been weak for two years now, Mr. Solbes said.

These limitations impede any comparisons and benchmarking between units.

The conflict impedes any meaningful economic development.

But the law impedes any pipe dreams of pregame flight.

"Those actions would slow and impede any nuclear weapons effort, not facilitate and accelerate it".