Sentence examples similar to no impair from inspiring English sources

No court record of this proceeding could ever fully convey the personal sacrifice of these two plaintiffs who seek to ensure that the state may no longer impair the rights of their children and the thousands of others now being raised by same-sex couples.

No impairing disease.

NO impairs the activity of JNK1, and Ca2+ enhances the activity of DAPK.

In vaccinated IFN-γR−/− mice, no impaired reduction of B. pertussis numbers is observed during the first week after challenge, although a rebound of bacteria number was observed on day 10 [44].

In the remaining three patients (53 68 years of age), apart from hypertonus in one, no impairing condition was detected.

Nitric oxide (NO) impairs contractility [ 15], while an increased myocardial production of NO is proposed as a contributor to the progression of chronic cardiac failure [ 16].

Subjects included in this study had a) normal serum lipid values and no history of taking lipid-lowering drugs or drugs interfering with bile acid uptake, b) no known medical conditions affecting lipid metabolism, c) normal liver function and no signs of haemolysis or other conditions associated with pigment stones, d) no intestinal surgery and e) no impaired nutritional status.

From a practical perspective, the data indicate that just because a driver terminates a voice-based interaction does not mean that they are no longer impaired.

Right now, if employers do a traditional blood test, a person can test positive even when they're no longer impaired, and that's not good for employers or employees.

In BALB-neuT664V-E IFN-γ knockout mice, IL-12 no longer impairs tumour growth [ 25].

Using an ordinal scale, accuracy is noted as absent (no appreciation), impaired (inaccurate detection), or intact (precise awareness).