As a result, the mutations in the ankyrin repeat regions (G59S, P62S, L184S, L224P, A276V, and L361P) can hamper RNase L activation by hampering 2-5A binding.
For interpretation of specific environmental effects we focus on single-predictor environmental relationships as high collinearity of environmental variables (Table 1) hampers the interpretation of multi-predictor models.
However, the high production cost and low band-gap of g-C3N4 hamper its successful use, especially for splitting H2O under solar irradiation.
Thus, the complex mechanisms influencing ScvO2 hamper the interpretation.
The seven native cysteines in wild-type Munc18 hamper the site-specific attachment of the nitroxide spin labels.
However, the unresolved relationships between Embryophytes and the streptophyte lineages Zygnematophyceae, Coleochaetophyceae and Charophyceae [ 57] hamper a solid reconstruction of expansin gene history.
However, extreme cytotoxicity and reduced efficacy in adult animals (Chen et al. 2000) hamper the practical use of Sindbis virus for the purpose of quantitative morphological tracing.
Missing data (eg, on family history of diabetes or overweight at age 20) hamper studies on the prevalence of these conditions but do not necessarily hamper analytic epidemiological studies if the measurement errors are unrelated to other study variables.
In 2011, 136 hampers were given out to families in the local area, by 2013 the number had soared to 450.
Rather than complaining about the excessive use of Botox in actors over 35 hampering facial expression (front page, Feb. 7), perhaps Martin Scorsese and his fellow directors should consider casting older women (who look their age) in a few romantic roles.
