Sentence examples for In hampered from inspiring English sources

Aid organisations were having trouble getting in, hampered by restrictive security procedures, he told me in 2013.

This study was carried out with a sampie of 16 swimmers at national and international level, between the ages of 19 and 24. 4 trials were done, which consisted of swimming crawl in maximum effort during lOand 45 seconds, in normal swimming (IMS) and in hampered swimming with parachute (HSWP).

Such levels would also fall well below the 40 uM concentrations observed in the wildtype strain during growth in the same media, however data regarding the concentration of AI-2 necessary to result in signaling of C. jejuni is currently unavailable and thus interpretation of the biological meaning of these levels in hampered.

This is especially so in organs such as roots when buried in anoxic sediment, resulting in hampered plant growth and survival (Bailey-Serres and Voesenek 2008).

In the absence of collaterals, this condition results in hampered resting perfusion and ultimately invariably results in tissue necrosis, although mild reductions in resting flow may be tolerated for an unknown period of time [ 42, 119].

Adoptive transfer of P14 cells in Cd80/86−/− mice resulted in hampered expansion of Ifnar1+/+ and even more so of Ifnar1−/− P14 cells, indicating that CD8+ T cells that develop during MCMV infection are to a small degree affected by type I IFN signaling (in a somewhat redundant manner with B7-mediated costimulation) but are most critically dependent on B7-mediated signals.

Brown took delight in hampering this.

He added that the proposed legislation was "probably a step forward" in hampering thieves.

The narrow PSD of ACFs was effective in hampering the oligomerization of phenolic compounds under oxic conditions.

Financial reforms might succeed in hampering the flow of money to terrorists might even end up toppling Arafat himself.

Although often very effective in hampering microbial adhesion, natural epitopes often show limited resistance to enzymatic degradation.