Sentence examples for to impairing from inspiring English sources
verb
To weaken; to affect negatively; to have a diminishing effect on.
In this problem, we are looking for solutions in which improving in any objective function leads to impairing one of the others.
Nitrogen (N) from anthropogenic sources has contaminated groundwater used as drinking water in addition to impairing water quality and ecosystem health of karst springs.
The more lawmakers try to crack down on one (loathsome) segment of the news media, however, the closer they come to impairing legitimate newsgathering in violation of the U.S. Constitution.
These morphologic changes suggested that sustained PERK activity triggered apoptosis in addition to impairing cell proliferation.
LT has been found to have many physiological and pathological effects [6], [7], including but not limited to impairing endothelial barrier function [8] and glucocorticoid receptor activity [9], and inducing necrosis or apoptosis in macrophages [10], [11].
Thus, in addition to impairing tumor infiltration, a mechanism by which GITR ligation alters the Teff Treg balance within the tumor may be alteration of the lineage stability of intra-tumor Tregs.
Johnson did plenty to impair Kennedy's reputation.
According to the National Institutes of Health, sounds below 75 decibels are not likely to impair hearing.
To cut down what is already succinct is to impair the general quality of the work.
Birchall, Rhodes and Gibson all pleaded guilty to conspiracy to impair the operation of a computer.
The scientists speculated that other pathways leading to impaired bone quality might be at work.
