Sentence examples for hamper possible from inspiring English sources

On August 12, 2011, BART shut down cellphone services on the network for three hours in an effort to hamper possible protests against the shooting and to keep communications away from protesters at the Civic Center station in San Francisco.

Little information is available so far about the expression pattern of Dpl in bovines, thus, hampering possible research on the role of this protein in bovine infertility.

These studies further supported the idea that the binding of sodium and agonists is mutually exclusive by showing that the ion hampers possible activation-related conformational changes and rather gives preference to inactive conformations of the receptor.

Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, warned on Monday in a phone conversation with Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, that "excessive demands" could hamper any possible deal.

Brayford's versatility means he provides options across the backline and new arrival Tom Naylor can also operate in the centre and out wide, but further injuries could seriously hamper any possible promotion challenge.

He felt this would hamper the possible election of Hispanic representatives.

The wound triggers a set of anatomical and physiological responses which avoid or hamper the possible expansion of the infection.

As will be noted below, interpretation of those data is hampered by possible biases in bacterial culturability and by the lack of information about the sizes of individual lizard hosts.

Measuring benzene in urine, however, is hampered by possible contamination.

33 However, the interpretation of case-control studies is hampered by possible recall and selection biases, which make it difficult to draw firm conclusions.

The CID spectra were obtained by using the high-resolution time-of-flight technology (at least 14000 FWHM) and showed that both compounds fragmented into ions of the same m/ z values (Fig.  1) which hampered their possible direct discrimination.