Sentence examples for hamper finding from inspiring English sources

However, ignoring empirical evidence can lead to a repetition of mistakes already made and can hamper finding solutions to urgent societal challenges.

These challenges hamper finding consistent analysis results 5, thereby leading to a large number of potential biomarkers to be investigated, the research of which could prove lengthy and very expensive.

Due to this intrinsic variability experimental studies that could analyze in detail the contributions of screw designs and thread geometry would require a very large amount of bone specimens; this hampers finding potential improvements for implant fixation.

This possibly reflects excessive selective attention which hampers finding the solution even after the hint presentation.

Although many candidate cancer gene loci have been identified, the labor-intensive mutation analysis severely hampers finding the corresponding cancer gene.

The seed-dummy experiment showed that despite the high earthworm biomass and density [30], soil surface activity decreased with increasing plant species richness suggesting that the more dense vegetation [47] hampered finding and dispersal of plant seeds by L. terrestris.

An explanation for the stronger effect of paternal smoking compared to maternal smoking is that much more fathers than mothers did smoke in the ADHD families (51.9% vs. 27.8%), which in terms of statistical power may have hampered finding significant effects of maternal smoking on our dependent variable.

This is problematic in applications where the energy values are important, for example when placing small molecules in docking applications; the relatively small binding energy of the small molecule is drowned by the large energy due to atomic clashes that hampers finding the lowest energy state of the docked ligand.

Nevertheless, these limitations do not hamper our finding that asthma cannot be excluded solely with spirometry.

Besides this accumulated corpus of knowledge, the review revealed serious limitations in the retrieved studies which could hamper our findings.

The relative low abundance of tryptophan in protein sequences may have hampered this finding by previously adopted statistical classifiers.