Sentence examples for impeding the expansion of from inspiring English sources

A GROWTH slowdown in the so-called BRICS nations — Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa — could be impeding the expansion of the global economy.

We apply a meso-level analysis to address three questions: (i) Are modern food retail formats impeding the expansion of the traditional ones?

Fat both caused an obstruction in the body, impeding the expansion of the veins for the blood to flow through, and it diverted blood from generative matter to its own creation or nourishment.

In a speech widely-circulated among conservatives as proof that Holder holds a "reverse-racism" grudge against white Americans, Holder spoke frankly about the illusion of equality that impedes the expansion of equality.

This study establishes a framework to discover male-biased sequences within a homomorphic sex-determining chromosome and offers new insights into the evolutionary forces that have impeded the expansion of the nonrecombining M-locus in A. aegypti.

However, the genomes of most organisms of ecological and evolutionary interest are yet to be sequenced, which has largely impeded the expansion of DNA capture across the tree of life.

The cold and arid climate in this region during the Holocene might have also impeded the expansion of this population [ 69], but not its survival as Scots pine can survive under very harsh conditions [ 70].

In addition, the deposition of fat on the chest wall may impede the expansion and excursion of the rib cage, through a direct loading effect or by altering the inter-costal muscle function [ 19].

The apparent ability of IDE-reactive T cells to impede the simultaneous expansion of T5-specific T cells suggested that primary response patterns to DNA vaccines are indeed shaped by immunodomination.

The Hawaii-based long-line fishery has argued that the expansion of Papahanaumokuakea's boundaries last year impedes its catch.

The expansion impedes the transcription of the gene and reduces frataxin levels to a few percentage points of normal [15].