Sentence examples for rather impairs from inspiring English sources
Also, no one is borne unto Job but is instead borne to him: "The first syllable un adds nothing to the signification or force of to, but by increasing the number of unimportant syllables, rather impairs the strength of the whole clause or sentenced in which it occurs".
These data dissociate the mechanisms of GVT and GVHD, emphasising that GVHD rather impairs the efficacy of GVT reactions.
Collectively, these findings suggested that blocking neddylation does not affect Ku loading but rather impairs Ku removal from damage sites after repair has occurred.
During cyclic testing in the low stress range, GB amorphous phases strengthened rather impaired the GBs, which gave the Cu Zr films a fatigue lifetime greater than that of the pure NC Cu film.
Indeed, exposure to novel information in NREM sleep not only failed to improve participants' performance upon awakening, but, rather, impaired their ability to learn this exact same information when awake.
These changes should rather impair gastric motility, as these hormones inhibit the gastric emptying during physiological conditions [ 15].
In LPA, speech rate is slowed but grammar and articulation are preserved [ 32]; rather, impaired repetition typifies LPA [ 33].
In contrast, the EPCs' ability to be incorporated into vessels and differentiate into mature endothelial cells was rather impaired in SSc patients.
Clearly, the decreased PGC-1 α mRNA content observed in the present study supports the notion that repetitive stressful work tasks may rather impair cellular mitochondrial adaptations.
These findings were also confirmed by the accumulation of LC3II, thus suggesting that autophagy takes place but, also, that, as suggested by SQSTM1 cargo protein accumulation, it could be rather impaired.
Therefore, nuclear export is probably not markedly accelerated in the ZIC3 ZF1 mutant; rather, impaired nuclear import is a more likely explanation for the extranuclear localization of the ZIC3 ZF1 mutant.
