Sentence examples for the impeded from inspiring English sources
verb
To get in the way of; to hinder.
There are peaty gleys and podzols in the Sperrins, and the impeded drainage of much of the southwest gives rise to acidic brown soil.
Because the beds of glacially fed rivers are rising, the landscape through which they flow is partially drowned from the impeded drainage, often preventing forest growth and favouring the development of marshes and mires.
Only two cardinals will be absent — the "impeded" Joszef Cardinal Mindszenty of Hungary, and the ailing Carlos Cardinal de la Torre of Ecuador, making this the largest conclave in the history of the Church.
The oedema, determined by the impeded venous outflow, which results in the increase of the ovarian dimensions, is manifested by an increased signal in the T2-weighted sequence.
The absence of ATD of all states could then be ascribed to the impeded carrier transfer process via wetting layer (WL).
Background: The manufacture of full thickness three-dimensional myocardial grafts by means of tissue engineering is limited by the impeded cellular viability in unperfused in vitro systems.
The marsh impeded the Frankish attack and the Catalan infantry stood firm.
Called "frequency hopping," the system impeded the enemy's ability to jam communications.
The move impeded the flow of data between researchers, it added.
It remains unclear how the weather impeded the president's plans.
The CIA impeded oversight by the CIA's Office of Inspector General.
