Both are costly and anxiety-provoking and can also have complications that may impair fertility.
Six different high-resolution structures were used to test structure sensitivity that may impair protein calculations.
Information on factors that may impair rehabilitation efforts, including the unfavourable use of benzodiazepines, may be useful in this context.
Red blood cells, the authors write, undergo significant changes during storage, including an increase in abnormally shaped red blood cells that may impair oxygen delivery to tissues.
We emphasize the importance of limiting dietary potassium intake and avoiding either prescribed or over-the-counter medications that may impair renal potassium excretion.
Landscape disturbance from military training maneuvers can cause significant on-site deterioration that may impair ecosystem functioning, reduce training realism, and jeopardize the safety of soldiers and equipment.
These results show that irradiation with high-energy particles produces age-like decrements in cognitive behavior that may impair the ability of astronauts to perform critical tasks during long-term space travel beyond the magnetosphere.
These events induce very low or very high river flows that may impair surface water quality, and therefore result in potential health impacts when used for drinking water production.
These results show that irradiation with 56Fe high-energy particles produces age-like decrements in cognitive behavior that may impair the ability of astronauts, particularly middle-aged ones, to perform critical tasks during long-term space travel beyond the magnetosphere.
Surgical ablation of the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) and clock gene knockouts eliminate rhythms, but also damage adjacent brain regions or cause developmental effects that may impair cognitive or other physiological functions.
This syndrome has been associated with a shortage of 18 0 for uptake and Δ9-desaturation that may impair the capacity of the mammary gland to achieve an adequate fluidity for milk fat secretion.
