Sentence examples for partly impeded from inspiring English sources

After his death, this falls silent and he sees the past partly impeded by the back of his own head.

This is the final lesson of the dishwashing episode: the thrill of the view is enhanced by being partly impeded -- especially if we are talking about sex.

Within three minutes Martyn, partly impeded by Keown as he went to meet Dan Petrescu's cross, punched the ball out weakly and straight to Munteanu, who drove Romania level once more.

Globally, experimental results highlight that a wide number of inflammation-related events can be partly impeded by a dietary intake of EPA and DHA from oily fish and fish oil supplements.

The ability to develop novel anti-fibrotic therapies and analyse their efficacy in proof-of-concept (POC) studies is partly impeded by limitations in currently available animal models used to study this disorder in vivo.

A possible reason why it exists inside the Baltic Sea may be that zygote formation is partly impeded by the low ambient salinity in the northern part of the Baltic (< 4-5‰) [ 20, 21].

Bankers who know him say he has a tower of Lucite tombstones -- small figurines that banks use to commemorate deals -- that is so tall it partly impedes the view from his office.

The strategy is partly to impede piracy by "globalizing" the film immediately.

Axonal regeneration in the central nervous system (CNS) is impeded partly by myelin-associated inhibitors [1] [2] and formation of a post-lesion scar barrier [3].

Symptom substitution was a major scientific and clinical question about a half century ago that was abandoned rather than answered partly because it did not seem to occur and partly because perceived methodological problems impeded empirical research.

On the other hand, the sample with D = 70 nm with its relatively high Ms and Hc maybe in a transition state so that reversal is partly due to wall movement, impeded by defects, and rotation, which should be further investigated in the future.