Sentence examples for presumably hindering from inspiring English sources

In view of our recent observation that the 'X-linked-inhibitor-of-apoptosis-protein' (XIAP) can interact with caspase-3 and thereby block full caspase activation [ 38], we suggest that in naïve T cells, CD95 initiates an incomplete cleavage of caspase-3, thereby presumably hindering the cleavage of pro-apoptotic substrates.

Alternatively, the glycerol head group of GT presumably hinders the mobility and packing efficiency of GT.

Moreover, WLC presumably also hinders passive recovery and relaxation due to sleeping problems or insomnia that have been identified as its mental health outcomes [ 19].

In the case of hybridization on microarrays, it is known that a spacer improves hybridization by making the probe more accessible; on the other hand, excessively long spacers can hinder hybridization, presumably because ssDNA forms a random coil on the surface, allowing the probe to be covered, or "dissolved" in a mass of linker DNA.

Nothing's hindering me.

Customs officers are bent, hindering foreign competitors.

These are surely hindering growth.

There are other problems hindering the sport.

Stop hindering from yourself!

Finally, this mechanism likely explains the ability of the B′/PR61 regulatory subunits to hinder Cdc6 dephosphorylation, presumably by steric hindrance of Cdc6 docking site on the catalytic subunit.

Pre-existing serum RV-NA in the infants, presumably of maternal origin, may hinder the measurement of those induced by the vaccine: In some cases, serum RV-NA is higher in the pre-immune sample than in samples taken after the last dose of the vaccine, probably reflecting maternal antibody.