Sentence examples for drastically hinder from inspiring English sources
However, under high-temperature pretreatment, the lignocellulose will be partially degraded to inhibitors such as organic acid, furfural, 5-HMF, which drastically hinder the efficiency of enzymatic hydrolysis and fermentation process (Jönsson et al. 2013).
These deficiencies can drastically hinder their application in shipping and offshore petroleum industries which produce bilge/ballast water and produced water as the main streams of marine oily wastewater.
Mr Netanyahu's vow that there will be no Palestinian state under his leadership contrasts with main rival Mr Herzog's promise to get back to the negotiating table and revive peace efforts drastically hindered by last year's Gaza war.
Catfish is a primary aquaculture species in the United States, while its industry is drastically hindered by several major diseases including enteric septicemia of catfish (ESC) that is caused by Edwardsiella ictaluri.
Because the solubility of Se(0) species is significantly lower than that of Se(IV), selenium will become much less (bio available and its migration out of deep HLW repositories may be drastically hindered.
This, in turn, increases the solvation of the heterocycles by the aqueous medium (via polar interactions and hydrogen bonding), drastically hindering their ability to interact with their base-pairing partner (via stacking interactions and hydrogen bonding), weakening the duplex.
Hence, firstly an interaction between adsorbed species was introduced: a chromium passivating species hinders drastically the rate of the Fe(II)ads→ Fe(II)sol dissolution path.
Although arthritis is serious, potentially crippling, and commonly disabling, objective characterization and optimized therapies of these disorders are hindered drastically by lack of cost efficient and powerful joint imaging technologies.
The narrow pore size structure of zeolite HZSM-5 would hinder the formation of bulky o-AXAP, thereby, decreasing drastically the formation of coke.
This vast catastrophe probably triggered about 252 million years ago by massive eruptions of the Siberian Traps volcanoes destabilized life on Earth so drastically, according to a new study, that ecological aftershocks continued to hinder the recovery of life on land for millions of years.
