Sentence examples for may impede this from inspiring English sources

Attempts to control the use of cryptography and other security measures will make the development of improved command and control networks more difficult and may impede this task by limiting the people who can contribute to approved government and contractor personnel.

It is hypothesized that GerP proteins facilitate trans-coat transport of germinants and, therefore, that disruption of these proteins may impede this.

Because of the small diameter of ECs, endothelial nuclei may impede this invagination process (Fig. 4A-A″).

In our example above, everyone agrees on starting antibiotics and imaging the patient in the event of clinical deterioration, but a false consensus on what 'worse' means may impede this course of actions [ 40].

Another strategy is to increase intrinsic motivation towards realizing health, as behavior change is more likely when people are motivated by intrinsic rather than extrinsic motivations [ 67] as well as to increase the salience of the consequences of (habitual) behaviors that may impede this goal.

Taken together, this evidence may indicate that the molecular structure of LTA dictates a vastly different internalization program than the other TLR2 ligands, which may impede the ability of this ligand to promote robust signaling and a productive immune response.

A rolling rather than a fixed program may offer greater flexibility for participants but has the disadvantage that this may impede the group's progression as they acquire new skills because "beginners" will need to be taught basic techniques.

It has been suggested that in vitro transfection by gene delivery agent should not be performed in medium with serum as this may impede the rapture and release of the pDNA in the cytosol of the cell which eventually reduces gene expression [ 25].

Furthermore, this barrier may impede the movement of soil-derived toxins (i.e., reduced metal ions) and gases (e.g. methane, CO2, and ethylene) into the roots (Armstrong 1979; Colmer 2003a; Greenway et al. 2006).

The aim of the present investigation was to evaluate whether IL-1β stimulated MSCs (either alone or in a co-culture model of OA with primary chondrocytes) pre-treated with curcumin may impede the adverse effects of this pro-inflammatory cytokine and create a more suitable microenvironment for the chondrogenic differentiation of cartilage resident progenitor cells.

The present work shows that environmental monitoring for nitrosamines in sludge should not be restricted only to the aqueous phase of sludge samples or the filtrate thereof, as this approach may impede the successful detection of nitrosamines that reside with the solids content of the samples examined.