Sentence examples for it can impede from inspiring English sources
Perfectionism can be a problem in its own right and it can impede the progress of treatment of Axis I disorders.
There are about 1 million New Yorkers older than 65 (although there is some evidence that people born before 1957 may have antibodies to H1N1) and 228,000 younger than 2. Obesity — which the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suspect may play a role because it can impede lung functioning and immune responses — is practically epidemic.
The removal, eradication and disposal of the weed may be expensive but given that the presence of it can impede the sale of your property and/or affect the value, a least-risk approach would be to have it removed by licensed contractors and properly disposed of.
Moreover, it can impede inactive nickel spinel formation, improve metal support interactions and favor more polymeric tungsten species formation, which facilitates the promotion effect of nickel on tungsten.
Here, we have demonstrated that when inflammation is intense and additionally accompanied by other factors (such as high levels of extracellular ATP), it can impede neurogenesis.
In cases where gene flow in host and parasite are comparable, genetic drift can also substantially affect host-parasite coevolutionary dynamics as it can impede adaptation; even in cases where standing genetic variation is abundant in both species [ 8].
Holding the breath increases pressure inside the chest (which is good for stability), but holding it too long can impede the return of blood to the heart and raise blood pressure (definitely not the goal here).
Broadly, all else being equal, shear-thinning behaviour can enhance the rate of heat transfer by up to three-fold where as shear-thickening can impede it up to ∼30−40% with reference to that in Newtonian fluids.
This supports the notion that a faucet's design provides intuitive cues about how to operate it and lack thereof can impede use.
However, the high human and economic cost entailed can impede its administration in some school centers.
DNA is protected by packaging it into higher order chromatin fibres, but this can impede nuclear processes like DNA repair.
