Sentence examples for effect of hampering from inspiring English sources

The interim measures should not have the unintended effect of hampering competition and restricting businesses that have already been investing in the country over the years.

"But I think it has also had the effect of hampering some of our decisiveness, and I want managers to manage and take responsibility for their decisions".

Finally, we demonstrated that reduced confidence and shortened reaction times did not arise as the effect of hampered working memory resources.

Not even at very high monomer conversions and for large star molecules, a shielding effect of growing arms hampering the RAFT process could be identified.

It is possible that the combination of relative high humidity, high food moisture content and individual housing (i.e., low population density) counteracted the effect of the background, hampering the occurrence of the colour morph switch [ 14, 15].

Again, the deletion of HSP42 had an opposite effect, hampering formation of the Ssa1-GFP focus.

False negative reports, especially in light of genes of small effect, hamper further understanding of genetic mechanisms in autism.

To further corroborate the findings, we also examined the effect of APV which hampered the exosomal secretion of PRR7 (Fig. 1f).

It is salutary to be reminded that music was not employed simply for atmospheric effect: 'Instrumental music is almost always assumed to be audible to the characters on stage.' Discussion of the interpretative effect of music is hampered by deficiencies in stage directions and by the fact that very little of the music used in the theatre of Shakespeare's time survives.

The number of known genetic markers of risk is increasing but the interpretation of their clinical effect is hampered by poor reporting of prediction studies.

Their focus on the therapeutic effect may hamper understanding of the research purposes.