Sentence examples for hamper its application from inspiring English sources

Bioremediation is envisaged as an important way to abate groundwater contamination, but the need for chemical addition and limited bioavailability of electron donors/acceptors or contaminants hamper its application.

However the major challenges of UMDO, namely the computational complexity and organizational complexity caused by both time-consuming disciplinary analysis models and UMDO algorithms, still greatly hamper its application in aerospace engineering.

Gastroscopy appears to be the most accurate method for the detection of gastric lesions; however, patient discomfort, risk of cross-infection, the high cost of screening, and the lack of experienced endoscopists hamper its application.

It is fragile, heavyweight, and a little high resistive, hampering its application in large-area solar cell modules.

However, its poor water solubility hampers its application in pharmaceutical fields.

However, the feature importance score generated by machine learning methods is not statistically interpretable, which hampers its application in practice like medical diagnosis.

Second, the free enzyme exhibited a high level of activity, selectivity and specificity and a lack of long-term stability, recovery and recyclability, which hampered its application [ 18].

SiOx is a very attractive anode material for lithium-ion batteries, but both low electronic conductivity and volume effect severely hamper its practical application.

Tumor suppression by the transfected flap was successfully demonstrated in a rat model, but genetic modification will likely hamper its clinical application because of concerns regarding biological safety.

Remarkably, the Ga-labelled tetramer demonstrated a much higher kidney uptake than the In-labelled tetramer which may hamper its clinical application.

However, the enormous volume variation and intrinsic poor electrical conductivity hamper its further applications.