Sentence examples for represents an impediment from inspiring English sources
The planets themselves are provided with "inertia", a property, as Kepler understood it, that inhibits motion and represents an impediment to it.
Binucleation, as seen in rodents, likely represents an impediment to successful mitosis, although some indirect evidence for the proliferation of binucleated CMs has been reported as well [ 37].
Ideally, published scientific analyses are completely reproducible in as easy a fashion as possible; and anything less represents an impediment to both progress and peer review (Peng, 2011).
Single site evaluation to detect prognostic gene mutations, even with multiple samples obtained at that site, may lead to substantial false-negative marker assessments; this represents an impediment to clinically relevant tissue sampling.
Here, collected fluorescent photons originate from relatively deep locations in the medium, and an increase in μ′ s, avg represents an impediment to light transport (either for excitation or emission photons), resulting in a decreased tissue volume optically sampled, and a reduced collected intensity.
Energy availability, heat conversion and transfer still represent an impediment to the food processing sector in developing countries.
Therefore, the authors believe that EU exam duration should not represent an impediment to the incorporation of EU into emergency medical practice.
Therefore, genotype-specific transcriptional and metabolic changes overshadowed conserved responses to salinity and represent an impediment to simple translational genomics.
Although image quality did not represent an impediment to formulate the correct diagnosis in most instances, the reduced image quality in cases 6 and 11 might have influenced the telediagnosis.
Problematic was the fact that currently the results were anonymous which represented an impediment to the transparency of hospital performance for their users [ 20].
Given the fact that women are less attracted by performance related pay than are men [ 10], an activity based remuneration system might represent an impediment to GP recruitment.
