Sentence examples for would further impair from inspiring English sources
They did not test for the most likely problem: a prolonged period of negative interest rates following Brexit that would further impair the profitability of European banks.
The rial, Iran's currency, lost some value against the dollar and euro in the aftermath of the Moscow talks, partly on expectations that the looming new sanctions on Iran would further impair its economy.
Thus mutation located in or close to the binding site III is likely to weaken the interaction with IGD, which would further impair the receptor activation.
Requiring a higher cutoff titer would further impair sensitivity.
67 Interestingly, a T-to-C exchange in exon 1 of SIRT1, corresponding to a leucine-to-proline mutation at residue 107 results in metabolic dysfunction in humans 68 indicating that failure of the SIRT1 PGC-1 α axis and TFAM, as observed in LCR rat hippocampal mitochondria, would further impair metabolic and mitochondrial function in neurons and aggravate neurodegeneration.
Also notice that if the researcher had used a scale (created from y5 and y6) as the indicator for η3 that would further impair the ability of the modification indices and other diagnostics to prod consideration of y5 and y6 as indicators of separate latents.
Inhibition of p65 is therefore identified as an attractive target for development of anti-inflammatory therapies that would not further impair IFN responses in virus-induced asthma exacerbations.
NF-κB p65 is therefore identified as an attractive target for development of anti-inflammatory therapies that would not further impair already deficient IFN responses in exacerbations of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD).
It is our problem because world economic activity would have been further impaired".
Selenium, which causes embryonic deformities, will further impair the already endangered Yuma-clapper-rail population.
If implemented, such a policy could further impair an industry in which brokers have gone out of business by the tens of thousands in the last two years.
