Sentence examples for impeding the access of from inspiring English sources

Apoptotic microtubules seemed to work as a physical barrier impeding the access of active caspases to the cellular cortex and plasma membrane.

COUP-TFII activates PPAR γ expression while inhibiting Runx2 activity, thus promoting the entry of progenitor cells into the adipocyte lineage, while impeding the access of MSCs to alternative lineages.

This suggests that the significantly slower ligand binding in the bovine enzyme (1 × 10 M–1 s–1) compared to that in Tt ba3 (1 × 10 M–1 s–1) is in part due to the tryptophan constriction residue in the ligand channel of the bovine aa3 enzyme (W126) impeding the access of O2 and NO to the active site.

In a review of migrant health in the EU [ 13], language and literacy barriers, entitlement issues, cultural differences in expectations, and misunderstanding of Western medicine were suggested as impeding the access to and delivery of optimal health care.

It is well recognised that different forms and combinations of public and private health financing can have differing implications for equity through enhancing or impeding the access to and use of health services by different social groups.

Sperm competition can be prevented by blocking or impeding the access to female genitalia by means of a mating plug.

(i) Whether the covered veteran faces an excessive driving distance, geographical challenge, or environmental factor that impedes the access of the covered veteran.

The surface layer of the branches impedes the access of H2O and H2SO4 to their interior thus reducing the utilisation of the PAM.

Results indicate that Cu association to PM vesicles occurs quicker than Cd, and, as a result, impedes the access of Cd to PM vesicles.

The gel formed could help improve Phase 3 and Phase 5 stability in water by interlocking mechanisms which impede the access of water to Phase 3 and Phase 5.

Brand and generic companies have also squared off over trade deals like the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, which can expedite or impede the access of generic drug companies to lucrative foreign markets.