Sentence examples for which has impeded from inspiring English sources

The human brain is complex and difficult to study, which has impeded development of drug treatments for mental illnesses.

The regolith in the Mt Isa region of Queensland consists of a variety of saprolites and duricrusts developed on Proterozoic basement rocks and fresh to weathered Mesozoic, Tertiary and Quaternary cover, all of which has impeded base metals exploration.

In upcoming years his party will take control of the appointive upper house, which has impeded some of his initiatives.

While there is mounting evidence for localized spillover [2], [3], there have been no empirically documented cases of MPAs seeding unprotected sites, which has impeded acceptance of this management tool [4].

PTs bind gp120 with a weak structuring effect, which has impeded efforts toward crystallization of a PT gp120 complex.

Challenges exist in adequately defining the relationship between sarcopenia and obesity which has impeded progress in characterizing the syndrome [ 5].

The Mikado's reign has been marked by great reforms, the ancient feudal system which had impeded the progress of the country being abolished in 1871, paving the way for an unprecedented era of prosperity.

Staff members, engineers and the artist-engineer Paul Matisse, the grandson of Henri Matisse, disassembled the sculpture made of aluminum honeycomb and aluminum and steel bars on April 19 for the cleaning of its multicolored parts and repair of its worn metal surfaces, which have impeded the free rotation that Calder envisioned.

Over the past decade, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) roadmap has sought to bridge the gaps among our research silos, which have impeded the translation of evidence from bench to bedside, from bedside to community, and from community to populations (Zerhouni 2003).

Despite its successes, Malawi is still plagued with a number of obstacles, which have impeded its progress.

Compared to coding genes, lncRNAs are generally expressed at low levels and are not well conserved, which have impeded their discovery and functional analyses (for review see [ 25]).