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Even in the peripheral zone, tumor detection may be hampered by post-biopsy changes.

Progress was hampered by post-war building restrictions, and the effects of inflation on Nuffield's donation led to various cost-saving changes to the plans.

Nevertheless, most skilled and unskilled occupations (e.g. administration posts) will be hampered by symptoms of inattention, impulsivity and hyperactivity.

Planting is likely to be hampered by the insecurity.

Furthermore, UK manufacturers may be hampered by sterling's strength.

However, interpretation may be hampered by poorly defined pancreatic margins.

Rescue operations continue to be hampered by intermittent bad weather.

Finally, presidential candidates are hampered by the post-World-War-II history of substantial federal education failure.

As they began to organize the administration, the British realized that the continuing independence of Kandy posed problems: the frontier with Kandy had to be guarded at much expense; trade with the highlands was hampered by customs posts and political insecurity; and land communications between west and east would be quicker if roads could be built through the centre of the island.

One has to bear in mind, however, that when combining both bioassay monitoring (mode 1) and analyte/ligand identification (mode 2), the analyte/ligand identification part is hampered by the post-column bioassay dilution and buffer conditions that are less favorable for typically used positive ESI ionization (low organic modifier concentration at a bioassay-compatible pH of ~6 to 7.5).

In addition to the lack of a financially and ethically sustainable experimental model for the study of DMV infection in dolphins, the research activity in this area, and in general, on the pathology of free-ranging cetaceans is hampered by the advanced degree of post mortem autolysis in which their bodies are often found in after stranding.