Sentence examples for especially hampered by from inspiring English sources

Cosmogenic-nuclide exposure dating, for example, is especially hampered by the lack of ice-sheet erosion and resultant cosmogenic nuclide inheritance.

Sorting out this hybrid gait is the pressing economic need for India in the coming year and beyond.More old-fashioned bits of the economy are especially hampered by India's wretched, and long-neglected, roads, railways, ports, energy supply and other infrastructure.

Interpretation of the heterogenous study results is especially hampered by the fact that in most studies no comprehensive histological information from endomyocardial biopsies of all participants was available.

We were only able to recruit and consent about two-thirds of the sample target (N = 81) and were especially hampered by the difficulty of recruiting males.

In vivo studies have been especially hampered by the complex phenotypes of senescent cells as well as their low abundance under most normal conditions.

Nationally, the military has had a tough time recruiting, but recruiters in the Northeast especially have been hampered by a number of factors.

Nevertheless, requirements of good laboratory practice, especially standardization and documentation are hampered by the common microscopic technique.

After shooting 62percentt from the field in the preseason, Gill has been hampered by injuries, especially tendinitis, and has shot 32.8percentt in 23 games.

However, BBB models derived from adult tissue, especially human sources, have been hampered by limited cell availability and model fidelity.

Following the initial phase of the Iraq War, the restoration of order (especially a crackdown on looting) was hampered by the large number of police officials who had been closely tied to the Baʿthist regime and were either unable or unwilling to return to duty.

Analyses of ground-based experiments on near-critical fluids to precisely determine their density can be hampered by several effects, especially the density stratification of the sample, the liquid wetting behavior at the cell walls, and a possible singular curvature of the "rectilinear" diameter of the density coexisting curve.