Sentence examples for impeding effective from inspiring English sources

In addition to direct evasion of immune responses through mutagenesis, HIV also disturbs cytokine profiles in the plasma of HIV patients, thereby impeding effective immune responses against the infection, a feature which is receiving more recognition [3].

A more subtle 'social' distance appears at play: social obstacles impeding effective access to health care in urban areas.

The blubber might also impose a problem when these animals are on land during relatively warm periods of the year, thus impeding effective cooling mechanisms.

In order to justify blocking a merger, the court said, the commission had to show that it would have a "direct and immediate effect" of creating or reinforcing an existing dominant position, and that this effect "lastingly impedes effective competition".

Although avoidance of MC is central to T1D management, parent or child exposure to too much MC information too soon could exert negative psychological effects (anxiety, depression) that might impede effective T1D care.

In our systematic review and meta-analysis we have identified fundamental gaps in the knowledge of the health effects of cold spells that impede effective prevention and therefore call for further research.

7. The CIA impeded effective White House oversight and decision-making.

The European Commission concluded the deal "would not significantly impede effective competition" in Europe, it said in a statement.

They are the doctors who know their patients, and often the patients' families, and the circumstances and beliefs that can make health problems worse or impede effective treatment.

In fact, because of the risks, the conflicts of interest and the adverse cultural influence it may well impede effective competition".

Finally, social work has at times being overly ambivalent about seeing itself as a "profession", seeing this as a negative status that might impede effective work with people who use services.