Sentence examples for are more hampered from inspiring English sources

Funds that depend on managers' ability to choose stocks are more hampered by rapid flows of money in or out.

The outcomes of studies with small sample size are more hampered by play of chance than in large sized studies.

Coria, a mobile Argentine, was more hampered by a tight thigh that he was nursing through the tournament.

I can think of no institution that was more hampered by the dull sound of its home than the City Opera.

He has been sidelined by a strained abdomen, though general manager Dave Dombrowski said the Triple Crown winner has been more hampered by a groin problem.

The presence of free thiol moieties likely caused lower degree of hydrolysis by xylanase, whereas the degradation by both enzymes cellulase and xylanase was more hampered when 6-MNA was introduced as ligand for thiol group's protection.

Research indicates that the development of integrated primary care is more hampered by political influences than technical influences [ 1].

This may explain why EHHADH, HMGCR and HMGCS2 were observed as differentially expressed by qRT-PCR but not by microarray; and it may suggest that the microarray analyses based on hybridization technique is more hampered by proportion of false negative compared to qRT-PCR analyses because of the lack of an amplification step.

REUTERS Blackstonene as Lender  |  The credit arm of the Blackstone Group, GSO, which has almost $50 billion under management, "is a leading example of the advantages of being a nonbank at a time when banks are ever more hampered by regulatory constraints," The Financial Times writes.

Foreseeing the threat, incumbent pay TV operators like America's cable companies or the UK's BSkyB are more likely to hamper than promote their growth.

According to our results, male employees are more likely to hamper persistent poverty for their households; the opposite holds true for women as family breadwinner.