As examples, the technological complexity of a vendor's manufacturing process locks a buyer into the continued production of a given IC and, other things equal, the vendor's large size hampers it from playing an important role in development.
But McVeigh's defence team - partly hampered, it was claimed, by rulings from Judge Richard Matsch - presented its case in only three and a half days, calling just 25 witnesses.
By cutting off Path's access to its social graph, Facebook could hamper its growth and prevent it from gaining more momentum.
This condition hampers its recovery from injuries and favors relapses.
Still, the actor, director and photographer isn't letting the illness hamper him from working, or tweeting a plug.
For non-pharmacological interventions, the problem is even greater, with more than half of trials lacking essential information about the interventions. 1 A serious consequence of intervention details missing from trial reports is that it hampers clinicians from using the interventions in practice.
The law's strict provisions have led civil rights groups to argue it was designed to hamper turnout from minorities and young people, who tend to vote Democratic.
Mr. Sevan did not explain in his e-mail message how the Security Council had hampered him from effectively administering the sprawling program.
In this way, Glu 224 is no longer capable of ionizing the 'catalytic' water molecule and, as a consequence, it is hampered from using the protons from this water to catalyze the final cleavage of the scissile bond.
However, B. braunii has suffered from an extreme slow growth (i.e., population doubling time is approximately 5 7 days) that has hampered from its application for biofuel production [ 6].
