Sentence examples for dramatically hindered from inspiring English sources

Mr. Topiol's statement said only that the "long-term strategy for repositioning of the brand was dramatically hindered" by the financial crisis.

Surprisingly, and contrary to previous studies with juvenile bovine cells, matrix assembly by adult human MSCs was dramatically hindered compared to donor-matched FCs cultured similarly.

It was observed that embedding a hyperelastic material to the cellular structure dramatically hindered the shearing bands in localized regions to develop, thereby made it feasible for composite material to undergo larger deformations without failure.

For instance, we performed a kinetic study that showed that additional external preheating of oxygen and hydrogen to form water vapor significantly extended catalyst life, leading to a terminal height approaching 5 mm, while external preheating of the hydrocarbon precursors dramatically hindered CNT growth at high thermal doses.

The mouse xenograft studies further indicated that ectopic expression of RND3 dramatically hindered the tumor growth.

They conclude that despite affirmation of the Doha Declaration and the Paragraph 6 Decision in principle, their implementation is dramatically hindered by inadequate capacity in low to middle income countries and pressure from powerful trading partners to avoid using such measures [ 7].

However, the individual cocoon is small and irregular in shape which dramatically hinders its application in artificial composites.

In our study, patients' estimated and real duration of the surgery showed moderate agreement, suggesting that emotions associated with eye surgery under topical anaesthesia did not dramatically hinder the patients' perception of time.

Delgado-Calle et al. reported [ 98] that the SOST gene (encoding sclerostin, an inhibitor of bone formation) was dramatically upregulated by demethylating agent AzadC, and that DNA methylation strongly hindered RANKL and OPG expression [ 99].

Hindered it?

Various forces hindered religious pacification.