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"We don't really know exactly how this could impede on the study of English," he said.

This could impede the reaction efficacy of tPA to the particle surface.

This could impede the echolocation performance of horseshoe bats and therefore, negatively impact their foraging behavior.

This could impede the provision of any specific specialist support that could be offered to patients, and the improvement of services, because the generic codes mask the situation.

However, we believe that this policy could impede the harmonious and sound development of the economy, because of mutual interdependencies in current and potential industrial production technologies.

First, the modest sample size in this study could impede our discovery of less-strong associations; larger sample size is required to determine whether the insignificant results were false negative.

"The principle of majority rule was enshrined with safeguards ensuring that there could be no legislation which could impede this," Smith wrote in his memoirs.

Unnecessary regulatory burdens could impede this process, with potential negative consequences to patients.

The fact that the E wave/E' wave relates to pulmonary capillary wedge pressure [ 10] suggests that increased intrathoracic pressures could impede this relationship strongly.

Thus, we can conclude that all the residues necessary for the hexameric structure are present in the sponge NmeGp1Sd enzyme, and known residues that could impede this structure are absent.

We also discuss societal and Parkinson-specific barriers that could impede implementation of this alternative care model to the management of Parkinson's disease and other chronic conditions.