Sentence examples for hamper recognition from inspiring English sources

The sticking point with Magen David Agom is that it wants to continue using its red Star of David, which has led to a debate in the movement over whether such alternative symbols hamper recognition of the international group in disaster areas.

Competing demands might hamper recognition of depression in the general hospital outpatient setting in the case of chronically ill patients.

Furthermore, decrease of clinical signs may hamper recognition and response to active IAV infections in exhibition pigs.

Also enzyme- or pH-mediated alterations in virus morphologic features could be triggered during conservation of samples and therefore hamper recognition of these SRVs.

The lower SNR and CNR in BLADE hampered recognition of small amounts of free fluid in the small pelvis, i.e. the pouch of Douglas (Fig. 5).

Substantial progress has thus been made in mitigating some of the impediments that had long hampered recognition of and attending to the philosophizing efforts of persons African and of African descent.

One possible reason for this result could be the presence of another C terminal modification that hampers recognition by the antibody such as the phosphorylation at Tyr307 (although none of our attempts succeeded in providing direct evidence of its presence) or at Thr304, the importance of which has been recently suggested [38].

This potentially hampers recognition of true synergistic effects of TRAIL plus Akt inhibitor treatment.

However, the absence of data on this organism in manufacturers' databases has hampered recognition of V. cambriense in routine clinical laboratories.

Apparently, a surrounding cluster did not hamper straightforward recognition that sounds were identical or different.

The lower quality index during AF or premature ventricular contraction compared to sinus rhythm could hamper the recognition and differentiation of true heartbeats in contrast to artifacts.