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Gonadal maturity is also found to be hampered with increasing nanoparticle concentration up to a certain level.

In addition, Fe3O4 is dominant at lower temperatures, while the formation of iron oxides is hampered with increasing temperatures; therefore, temperatures exceeding 800°C were considered ideal for the selective oxidation of aluminum.

In line with the suggestion that HIF-dependent gene expression is hampered with increasing age, MIF RNA and protein expression was significantly lower in the heart, liver and skeletal muscle obtained from the old rats compared to the expression found in the young rats (Figs.  4, 5).

The unlikely script is hampered with failed attempts at magical realism and leaden metaphors.

The vertical flux may be hampered due to an increase in the apolar distributed efflux carriers.

The clinical utility of these agents is, however, being hampered by the increasing global spread of pathogens with resistance to one or more of these agents.

It has been shown that the best diagnostic quality images are obtained with a sharp edge-enhancing reconstruction kernel, although the quality of the obtained images is hampered by increased noise levels compared with standard kernels [ 11– 13].

Its progress was hampered by increased refurbishment costs.

Butler's goal is to increase awareness about bullying, but she fears many teens could be hampered from seeing Bully with the current 'R' rating, hence her Change.org petition initiative.

Obama's efforts are sure to be hampered by his dismal relations with congressional Republicans.

The process can be hampered by lack of alignment with organisational strategy and business processes.