Sentence examples for potentially impairing from inspiring English sources

The report stated the wastewater discharge is potentially impairing the reproduction of sensitive invertebrate and algal species, including a species of water flea and freshwater green algae.

He says DIY users may place electrodes incorrectly, thus stimulating the wrong part of their brain, or reverse the polarity of current, potentially impairing the very things they are trying to improve.

Such method is subject to multiple factors potentially impairing the reliability and validity of the results, such as algometer application rate, potential variability in the precise location of the stimulator, algometer stimulator dimensions, and experimenter factors (e.g. training in the technique).

However, even if VIF values are lower than 10, we may still obtain significant biases in parameter estimates and low statistical power, potentially impairing the identification of significant effects and invalidating approaches assuming no collinearity among predictor variables [45].

Breeding ranges of Phoebastria albatrosses are further constrained by confinement within a single ocean basin, with the aerodynamic performance of short-tailed albatrosses likely preventing crossing through areas of low wind speed and low productivity (e.g. central Pacific) and the aerodynamic performance of waved albatrosses potentially impairing efficient use of windy areas.

From an orthopaedic point of view, the primary disease of interest potentially impairing these parameters is osteoarthritis (OA) of a lower extremity.

These results show that targeting a polymorphic region potentially impairs amplification efficiency since potential mutations may reduce the affinity between the target region and the PCR primers and probes.

Residents should be aware of the ethical and legal issues around physician impairment from substance use and of resources for referring potentially impaired colleagues including employee assistance programs, hospital-based committees, state physician health programs, and licensing boards.

These data indicate that LEF-M, by blocking the differentiation of monocytic precursors into mature DCs, potentially impairs proper DC function and might therefore modulate immune responsiveness against potential autoantigens and other antigens.

The lawsuit says the claim "potentially impairs the museum's ability to share this exceptional scientific specimen with the public".

The court considered that two aspects of First Amendment freedom were potentially impaired by FECA.