Sentence examples for impeding in from inspiring English sources

There are several methodological problems impeding in situ studies of rotifers.

In situ hybridization was unable to precisely locate any of these sequences in the mantle tissue potentially due to diffuse expression of the target mRNAs impeding in situ resolution and/or transcript concentrations being outside the range of detection for the in situ hybridization protocol employed in this investigation.

Migrants' perception of using interpreters in health care is that they can be impeding in terms of insecure literal translation, create a feeling of dependency, and uncertainty about confidentiality [ 57].

The gellike biofilm matrix may be quite unimportant in impeding diffusion in certain circumstances, because of the detailed consequences of the diffusion law in special geometries.

The passage of electrical activity is assumed to be impeded in satiated areas of the brain.

Yet, conversely, any gravy or such is impeded in its progress, so that you are left with an undressed core.

Currently, Vacca said, the Council is "impeded in doing our oversight function" by a lack of access to basic knowledge.

"It impedes, in a very stark way, our ability to get answers to fundamental questions," Ms. Moskowitz said.

"Sarawak Report will not be impeded in any way by this action in bringing out future information as and when its investigations deliver further evidence".

"The court requires assurances that defendants will not engage in a future strike that will impede in the functioning of the City of New York," the judge wrote.

"There are certain ideas and expressions of those ideas that you can't take out of circulation because it impedes, in this instance, creativity," Mr. Chachkes said.