Sentence examples for comparison is hampered from inspiring English sources

This comparison is hampered by the discrepancy between the numbers of known T-cell epitopes for the two viruses.

The Ih current expressed by mouse RBCs appears similar to that previously observed in voltage clamp protocols in rat slices [19], [21], [50], although a detailed quantitative comparison is hampered by differences in the way the data are collected and presented.

Direct comparison is hampered by different definitions, methods of case finding and selection of study populations.

A consistent comparison is hampered by the fact that methods were different.

Model comparison is hampered by the lack of formal tests but can be undertaken heuristically by comparing BICs.

Jomeen and Martin found a correlation of r = 0.38 between total CWS scores and anxiety [ 15], although the comparison is hampered by the fact that Jomeen and Martin used a different instrument, the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale for measuring anxiety [ 15].

International comparisons are hampered by differing exclusion criteria and definitions for non-response.

Direct comparisons are hampered by differences in sample characteristics (age distribution, maturity of HIV infection), width of follow-up intervals, and number of follow-up samples to define outcomes.

Importantly, however, comparisons are hampered by issues beyond non-calibration of seropositivity cutoffs, and would be aided by use of quality control panels and development of a universal reference standard with a known antibody concentration for many HPV types.

These studies are all relatively small, and comparisons are hampered by variation in design, use of either plasma or serum, and in differences in methods used for the detection of EGFR mutations [ 5- 9, 11, 12].

These were substantially higher risky alcohol intakes than reported in another study of Australian and New Zealand nurses and midwives which found that 13.9 % engaged in harmful daily drinking; comparisons were hampered by differing definitions (their threshold was >2 drinks/day) [ 36].