Sentence examples for does hamper from inspiring English sources

While sunscreen does hamper vitamin D production, these studies say, it is not enough to cause a deficiency.

If in fact it does hamper the division of cells responsible for hair growth, then, Dr. Sadick said, it would be similar to Vaniqa, the only prescription medication of its kind approved by the Food and Drug Administration.

The second reason Google isn't rolling this out everywhere is that it does hamper the speed of search a bit.

The use of a misaligned MR does hamper the quantification of both normal and lesioned regions, similarly to what the use of an HRCT does.

Figures 3 and 4 show two cases in which having only two-hours of charging control does not and does hamper the ability to coordinate PEV charging with power system operations.

We conclude that poor integration of the human and experimental branches of toxicology can and does hamper use of data obtained in experiments with animal models.

In some regions, mismanagement, bureaucracy, and corruption do hamper public water systems.

In the final experiment where presentation time in the main task was notably speeded up to match the limits of encoding speed, interruptions did hamper memory.

The mutations did not affect pollen maturation but did hamper pollen germination and pollen tube growth.

Current evidence of effect modification in clinical trials indicates that certain characteristics do hamper the likelihood for success of self-management interventions.

This shortfall has considerable consequences: with such vertical and isolated approach, policies, interventions and actions aimed at improving ATM can only have a limited and short-term effect as many other system constraints do hamper access to care and medicines.