Sentence examples for hamper applications from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the broad FWHM and small modulation depth of those resonances may hamper applications such as refractive index sensing, polarization switching, and slowing down light, where a sharp spectral response is desired.
It is recommended for the treatment of skin-related diseases but its systemic side effects hamper application.
Jin et al. have reported lower 2HG levels in the cells lacking wild-type IDH1 allele compared to the ones with heterozygous mutations which might hamper application of 2HG-level modulasors as a potential therapeutic strategy for IDH1-mutated tumours [ 35].
However, undesirable aggregation of CNTs in aqueous solution often hampers application of CNT/GO-based membranes.
The main knowledge gap hampering application of intertidal ecosystems within coastal defense schemes is lack in ability to account quantitatively for long-term ecosystem dynamics.
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Doctors at all stages have to jump through many evaluation hoops and the competition for training and jobs can be so fierce that they avoid any potential negative factors which might hamper their applications.
Single macrofossils containing multiple haplotypes can hamper such applications.
In addition, only 18 bait-prey combinations can be tested per slide, which hamper the applications of MSIP for high throughput assay.
The European complaint accused Google of hampering Microsoft applications in connection with videos on YouTube, which is owned by Google.
