Sentence examples for this will impair from inspiring English sources

Task and context drive this dynamic gating, so that for each state there will be an optimal level of network synchrony, and levels lower or higher than this will impair behavioural performance.

We cross the line, however, when we pitch constructed wetlands without mentioning the caveat that these surrogate ecologic features are intended to become contaminated (per heavy metal sinks, for example) and that this will impair other uses for these facilities, including use as habitat for species that rely on wetlands and cannot discern the real from the fake.

Where excessive beta activity is present in motor circuits this will impair processing related to new voluntary movements and, judging from the effects of extrinsic driving of beta synchrony (Pogosyan etal., 2009; Joundi etal., 2012; Wach etal., 2013), slow force generation and hence movement.

Disruption of this structure will impair the function of the enzyme.

As a consequence, this polluting signal will impair the received signal and can severely degrade the performance.

As noted by Cao and colleagues [ 47], this experimental design will impair the ability to distinguish the effects of the compound from the effects of stress.

Inadequate secretion of this hormone by the pituitary will impair growth in children, which is evidenced by their poor rate of growth and delayed bone age (i.e., slowed bone development).

Mutation of MyoD will impair myogenic differentiation, but this does not imply any role for MyoD in pluripotency.

This result can be expected, since intraoperative transfusion will impair immune function 31 and is a surrogate marker for a difficult procedure, perhaps an insufficient anastomotic perfusion caused by anaemia or hypotension, or a suboptimal surgical technique.

Many studies have found that reducing neurogenesis in mice will impair their ability to learn.

"We don't believe it will impair or affect any ongoing business," she said.