Sentence examples for strongly impeded from inspiring English sources

Forested landscapes strongly impeded the closed depressions' colonization by the less mobile Emergent Groups such as Large-seeded Perennials.

The descent of cold plume heads is most strongly impeded at this depth, and V RMS_h takes its local minimum value.

Using multiple particle tracking, we found that sputum strongly impeded diffusion of AAV, regardless of serotype, by adhesive interactions and steric obstruction.

Inhibition of the APC/C strongly impeded the formation of K11-linked chains, suggesting that a single ubiquitin ligase is the major source of mitotic K11-linked chains.

As this strongly impeded the build-up of a uniform peat layer, we conclude that, within a restricted time frame, the application of nutrient-rich topsoils is still necessary for sufficient biomass production to accumulate organic material.

Although DRX was strongly impeded by the presence of the coherent precipitates at low to medium strains, the recrystallized regions gradually spread, accompanied by transformation of the coherent precipitates into incoherent ones.

Soil water saturation during the wet season strongly impedes ecosystem recovery but not seasonal drought.

However, the existence of surface or subsurface defects and inhomogeneity strongly impedes the applicability of these fragile materials [3, 4].

Conifer planting enhanced pollutant scavenging and increased base cation uptake but did not strongly impede the widespread chemical recovery of surface waters from the mid 1980s to present in response to ∼80% reduction in sulphur dioxide emissions (and associated decreases in sulphate deposition).

Embedding the phosphine ligands within a cross-linked structure did not strongly impede mass transfer toward the active centers, as proved by fast metal coordination and a catalytic activity tantamount to that of higher chain mobility micelles or core-cross-linked micelles that have phosphine moieties located on flexible linear arms.

This may strongly impede the subsequent resumption of growth.