Sentence examples for hamper capacity from inspiring English sources

In addition, in some Eastern-Southern Mediterranean countries the effect of summer temperature on young populations is expected to be magnified due to the higher occurrence of infectious diseases associated to the warmer climate and socioeconomic inequalities in these areas [ 34] that hamper capacity to adapt to extreme climate conditions [ 6].

Many countries cited acute shortage of PhD-qualified researchers as hampering capacity for breast cancer research.

The CEOs of the top two sources of U.S. mortgage finance exhorted lawmakers to strengthen the monitoring of their industries, but not to hamper their capacity to fund loans.

Design limitations in our universities hamper the capacity to negotiate rapid change in response to real-time demand.

The Trump administration's disavowal of Climate Change and the threat to withdraw support for the COP - 21 Paris Agreement brokered with the active support of the Obama administration will further hamper the capacity for sustainable economic growth and development in Africa.

A lack of mental flexibility will hamper the capacity to consider alternatives and make complex inferences about oneself, which will inevitably result in poor insight.

"Attacks on health facilities and personnel are a grave violation of children's right to health and seriously hamper our capacity to provide critical aid to those who need it most.

Despite the education programs and services offered via primary healthcare to assist individuals to eat healthy foods as a means of managing their CVD, the interviews identify barriers that hamper participants' capacity to do so.

Therefore, miR-203 does not alter the ability of cells from the primary tumor to enter the circulation, but does hamper their capacity to expand following engraftment in the lungs.

As improper interviewing techniques may hamper the capacity of victims to report accurately the abusive experience they were subjected to, promoting and sustaining best-practice interviewer techniques, notably among police officers, should be prioritized [ 26].

Matheson [ 10] also suggested that the stress created by neighborhoods impacts not only individual health, but may hamper the capacity of the population within that neighborhood to resist the pathological effects of ambient stress.