hamper disease

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

It can also affect health of wildlife [7] and infected wildlife populations serve as reservoirs and hamper disease eradication programs in several countries [8].

Pamidronate has been reported to hamper disease activity in AS [ 33, 34].

Consequently, interruption of vGPCR/Rac actions could hamper disease progression in HHV8-infected individuals.

Further exploration is required to elucidate the potential role that versican may play in the differentiation of resident lung-derived MSC into cell types that may hamper disease progression, or perhaps the opposite.

For higher proportion and lower spatial aggregation, remnant wild patches may hamper disease spread at the landscape scale by decreasing the level of connectivity among crop fields (Papaïx et al. 2014c).

Although the detection of single-nucleotide variation by HTS seems sufficient (Lam et al. 2012b), the short reads of HTS limit the detection of larger and more complex genetic variants, and that limitation can hamper disease studies.

Currently CACYT-SL members are holding meetings with local elders in order to educate them about government healthcare programs while collecting cultural information on belief systems and misconceptions that hamper disease-prevention efforts.

Despite knowing the at risk populations for HCC development, the lack of sensitive and specific means of surveillance hampers disease detection at curable stages.

Schistosoma japonicum is a pathogen of the phylum Platyhelminthes that causes zoonotic schistosomiasis in China and Southeast Asian countries where a lack of efficient measures has hampered disease control.

When deploying a host with complete resistance to the pathogen along with a susceptible host, mixed landscapes were always found to be more efficient to hamper the disease spread.

VPA could hamper kidney disease progression by inhibiting glomerular apoptosis and proliferation induced by adriamycin [ 106].