The phrase "a hinder" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "hinder" is typically used as a verb, meaning to obstruct or impede, and does not function as a noun in this context.
Example: "The heavy rain may hinder our progress on the project."
Alternatives: "an obstacle" or "a hindrance."
However, some equation constraints are brought about and become a hinder in obtaining the upper bound of the objective function.
It is believed that the S-doped carbon matrix acts as an effective buffer layer helping relieve the volume strain as well as a hinder preventing FeS2 from aggregating during cycling, which ensure the high electrochemical performance.
They used forums, some public agency pages, and supplier websites, but what became a hinder for the households was that they did not know when they had enough or the right information.
While the unproved absolute validity might not be a hinder for cases where the tendency and the effect size of the results may matter the most (i.e. when road safety measures are under investigation), there are cases that numerical proximity is critical, such as in the cases that the warning or intervention thresholds of an Advanced Driver Assistance System ADASS) need to be determined.
In conclusion, stallers are unavoidable in the full model, especially at higher mutation rates, and they constitute a hinder for units of replication if abundant in the mutational neighborhood, while providing a form of defense against parasites.
The blood brain barrier could potentially present a hinder to differentiate arterial levels from brain-derived levels in the jugular bulb, which makes these locations especially interesting to compare.
I think the first term rush makes it easier for freshmen to start out on a hindering track.
A hindered phenol (AO-80) was studied to prepare rubber nanocomposites with nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR).
The polymer contained 2 wt% Tinuvin 770, a hindered amine stabilizer (HAS).
The ligands possess a hindered rotation between the bipyridine chromophores, which are held together by intramolecular hydrogen bonds.
Polymer samples containing various amounts of oxygen were extruded without stabilizer and in the presence of a hindered phenolic antioxidant.
