Sentence examples for are able to hamper from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that acetylated APTS-coated Fe3O4 NPs that are taken up by the cells are able to hamper the MR signal intensity of the cells, thereby enabling effective MR detection of cancer cells in vitro.
Bosentan seems to be able to hamper these changes and restore T cell functions in these patients.
In addition, DOM (mainly collagen fibrils) is able to hamper ionic diffusion into and out of the demineralized area, modulating the progression of mineral loss [ 7, 8].
It is quite indefensible that populist objectives should be able to hamper decision-making in a matter that is crucial to the health and well-being of our citizens.
Thus, as a source of cells for therapy, they are able to circumvent the immunocompatibility issues that hamper many non-autologous transplantation therapies.
Seminary students are called on to build and lead this effort by developing and implementing programs that are not hampered by bureaucracy, that are able to claim the authority of student energies and ideals.
Many yeasts are able to produce ethyl acetate, but the main responsible enzyme has remained elusive, hampering the engineering of novel production strains.
To wit: if and when the fusion is somehow hampered or delayed, then its beginning, middle, and end are able to "have their say" (SW VI: 126).
In rat islets, SJW extract (200 μg/ml) and HPF (2 μM) were able to significantly hamper this induction (in most cases, p < 0.01 at least), being the inhibitory effect of SJW slightly stronger than that of HPF.
In light of the autophagy-innate immunity relation, it would be important to test whether mitophagy is also able to hamper the innate immune response.
