Sentence examples for impeding their use from inspiring English sources
The retrotransposon sequences reconstructed in our analyses are actually "virtual" sequences that could not correspond to specific loci, impeding their use for dating.
Newly developed TRPV1 antagonists are also promising, yet they have been found to profoundly affect core body temperature, impeding their use in treating chronic pain disorders (Gavva et al., 2008).
However, already at a concentration of 2 μg/ml the peptides exhibited significant cytotoxicity in HeLa, MCF-7, and HT1080 cell lines, impeding their use as an anti-infective drug [ 31].
At present, these membranes suffer a relevant drawback: leaching of the free acid during fuel cell operation, which impedes their use below at least 150 °C.
While amorphous carbon materials have been used as coatings in many environmentally-demanding applications owing to their unique mechanical, electrical, and optical properties, their limited thermal stability and high reactivity in oxidizing environments have impeded their use in many technologies.
However, the relations between the key parameters affecting surface liquid wetting behaviour under realistic conditions are not very well understood, especially for typical engineering materials and lubricants (oils), often leading to exceptions and contradictions, which impede their use in engineering models and theories, and so the possible optimisation of the interfaces of engineering systems.
The large amount of hysteresis and threshold voltage variation in carbon nanotube transistors impedes their use in highly integrated digital applications.
Neither EMR nor administrative/claims data were created for research purposes, and contain many quality issues that impede their use in research.
Examples of solution routes are sparser and involve the reduction of a silicon halide (SiCl4, RSiCl3) by a strong reducing agent [9], butyl-lithium, naphthalides [10, 11, 12] or hydrides [13, 14], in presence of a surfactant to limit the nanoparticles growth and coalescence but the surfactant shell impedes their use for electrochemical applications.
