Sentence examples for may retard development from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ptak agrees that active E.T.F.'s should be cheaper and more tax-efficient, but the daily reporting requirement may retard development of the market rather than enhance it, he said.

At high larval density, disturbance during frequent encounters of larvae may retard development which would be interference competition.

Mr Chaney does indeed find evidence that oil wealth may retard democratic development but conquest continues to predict a democratic deficit whether or not "fuel-endowed" countries are excluded from the sample.Mr Chaney speculates that conquest altered society, casting an autocratic shadow across the centuries.

A second plausible mechanism of the reduced PAD risk with IS therapy may be the anti-inflammatory effects of t thiazolidinediones used in the BARI 2D trial, which may retard atherosclerosis development and progression (33, 34).

For example, the anti-inflammatory effects of thiazolinediones (used by 62% of the patients assigned to IS therapy in BARI 2D) may retard the development of atherosclerosis, contributing to the lower incidence of PAD in the IS group.

Inadequate nutrition in utero may retard foetal growth and alter physiological development of offspring.

The same is true for Dyrk1a whose absence stunts brain growth, development and neurite elongation, yet its presence in excess, as it occurs in trisomy 21 (Down's syndrome), may retard neuronal growth and differentiation [ 28, 29].

This may retard overall growth of the plant as seen in our study (Table 1).

Conversely, hypercapnia may retard pathogen growth, and thereby decrease the overall septic insult [ 95, 96].

ROS, in turn, may retard cell growth or even cause cell death.

The use of NSAIDs may retard the growth of breast cancers and prevent distant metastasis.