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J-Phone plans to roll out its version next month, but the delay has so far hampered Vodafone's efforts to link its cellular holdings into a global network.

Much will depend on how newcomer parties, including the centrist Ciudadanos, which has rejuvenated the right, will do on Sunday – just as it will depend on whether the socialists and Podemos can overcome their disagreements over Catalonia that have so far hampered a leftwing solution to the country's woes.

The absence of suitable experimental models has so far hampered the elucidation of the mechanisms of HHV-6-mediated neural cell damage.

While promising results have been reported, imaging genetics studies are thus far hampered by methodological differences in study design and analysis methodology, as well as limited sample sizes.

Lack of a suitable animal model has so far hampered analysis of metastatic progression.

The lack of specific antibodies against the N-terminal region of EPOR has so far hampered direct biochemical analyses of the EPOR peptide.

In other news, the Mortgage Bankers Association said today that U.S. mortgage rates had reached their highest level of the year so far, hampering home-loan refinancing requests, although demand for loans to purchase homes remained steady.

Tepco has pushed to reopen at least one of those plants but has so far been hampered by local opposition.

The full search operation, which has so far been hampered by poor visibility, will resume at day break on Friday.

For a start, mobile phones in emerging markets—or devices such as cheap netbooks linked to the internet via mobile networks will open up a brand new audience whose use of social sites has so far been hampered by a frustrating lack of fast, PC-based internet connections.

But unlike the protests in other countries in the region, the evolving Palestinian demonstrations have so far been hampered by confusion over whom, or what, to protest against — the Palestinian leadership that wields limited authority in the West Bank, or the Israelis who occupy the territory.