The phrase "as a hampered" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "As a hampered individual, I often struggle to complete tasks efficiently."
Alternatives: "as a hindered" or "as a restricted".
Critics saw him as the default choice of a hampered committee unable to make progress because it had gone eight months without a staff director.
The governor portrayed Mr. Gore as a politician hampered not only by an investment in the status quo but by questions of ethics and honesty.
"He kept me motivated," Perez said of Ramirez, adding that his father's lack of education and long hours as a chef hampered his ability to guide him.
Although the case for pastoralism can be made convincingly from an economic, environmental and social rights-based perspective, the prevailing policy environments are often detrimental to pastoralism and are, as a consequence, hampering the positive interaction of pastoralism with biodiversity.
If small business owners are aware that operating as a technician hampers their growth, why do they remain in the technician stage?
As we suggested earlier, loss of 3c function may not only be tolerated, it may even enhance the fitness of the mutant virus in its new biotope and, as a consequence, hamper its return to the gut.
It's often out-of-date as well, which hampers an agent's ability to make comparisons and spot trends.
Foley speaks often about how little work he has had over the years, first as a No. 3 quarterback, then as a backup, in a career hampered by shoulder and knee injuries.
6 Many of these tools accept only a single gene or GO term as an input, hampering systematic comparisons between GO annotations associated with different GO terms and genes: Complex biological questions that, for example, involve more than one biological process or molecular function cannot be addressed if only one GO term is considered.
After the learning phase, tube 6 was modified: TdT was replaced by CD36, as TdT had not contributed to suitable independent LAPs, did not appropriately function as an exclusion marker for M4 and M5 AML types, and, as intracellular marker, hampered a rapid application of the panel.
