Sentence examples for preventing proper from inspiring English sources

Trapping HJs leads to bacterial cell death by preventing proper segregation of the resulting interlinked chromosomes.

The lack of transparency of clinical trial information on this drug to the wider research community is preventing proper discussion of this issue among professionals.

An important limitation of the structure is serial compliance in its transmission stages, which absorbs useful motion preventing proper power transmission from the actuator.

Central nervous system lesions in newborns can cause delayed deforming spastic paresis, with both muscle tissue and motor control impairments, preventing proper motor development and leading to disabling skeletal deformities.

There is such a wide range of things preventing proper concussion reporting and handling, from the myriad incentives players have not to report to the absurd amount of money at stake for coaches and the doctors and trainers who work for them, to the negative public relations implications reported concussions may have for the team and university.

The plastic then gums up the coral's digestive systems, they discovered, suggesting that microplastics could effectively starve coral by preventing proper digestion of real food.

The report examined institutional failures and said cultural factors in custodial institutions could prevent proper prevention, exposure and investigation of child abuse.

"This prevents proper public scrutiny.

And gagging clauses prevent proper accountability.

There is a distance that prevents proper bonding".

This prevents proper scientific review and validation of the results.