Sentence examples for either hindered from inspiring English sources

Heterogeneity and incomplete data either hindered or prohibited pooling of results from comparable trials and thus the potential of meta-analysis to enhance the precision of the results from small trials.

This phenomenon can be attributed to either hindered gelation under highly perfused in vivo conditions or a faster degradation rate of the polymeric hydrogel matrix compared to the nanostructured mineral phase, resulting in loss of entrapment of the CaP nanoparticles and subsequent sedimentation.

These results suggest that the divergence between the two detected MHC class II loci is either hindered by frequent inter-locus recombination or by the fact that both loci evolve under the same selective forces.

One obvious way to improve the usefulness of PROMs as quality improvement tools would be to allow patients the opportunity to record their own perceptions about care processes that either hindered or enhanced their journey to a full recovery.

Learning a foreign language, for example, can either hinder or help the subsequent learning of another language.

Palmer's patience, growth and talent prompted Bengals Coach Marvin Lewis, in March, to name him the starting quarterback this season, a choice that will either hinder or help the Bengals make their first trip to the playoffs since the 1990 season.

This is a crucial matter for the political economy of development, because rules can either hinder or stimulate progress in S&T and innovation.

However, a high percentage of micro-particle addition could either hinder the sliding or even degrade the mechanical strength of the material.

This article discusses the need for an increased awareness among teachers concerning LA and how particular teaching styles can either hinder or facilitate language learning.

Indeed, an early break-up of rivers further south in the early stages of migration could either hinder or delay migrations and herders' ability to reach the coast in a timely fashion.

In this paper, by mapping the diffusion of climate change within press media and academic peer-reviewed publications, I argue that understanding the existing lag in business scholarship engagement requires a fundamental understanding of processes that either hinder or lead to the diffusion of new ideas.