Sentence examples for hamper reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Widespread violence continued to hamper reconstruction, and Iraqis expressed rising frustration with the occupation.

The Nepalese government wants all aid to be channelled through a new state body, raising concerns among some international donors that bureaucracy and poor planning will hamper reconstruction.

The ban hampered reconstruction after Israel's three-week military campaign in Gaza that ended in January 2009.

The ban severely hampered reconstruction efforts after Israel's three-week military campaign in Gaza, which began in late December 2008, after years of rocket fire against southern Israel.

The fighting, which occurred in Faizabad, west of Mazar-i-Sharif, served as another reminder of the general insecurity across Afghanistan, which is hampering reconstruction efforts and political progress.

This elevated rate of rearrangement has resulted in greater karyotypic divergence between rat and mouse than between much more distantly related species (e.g., humans vs. domestic cats) [ 8] and has hampered reconstructions of ancestral rodent and mammalian genomes [ 9- 12].

The ruined buildings, the lost equipment, the destroyed records, and the damaged infrastructure continue to hamper the reconstruction.

We studied the possible effect of intra-group genetic similarity on genome recovery by obtaining pairwise nucleotide similarities between sibling genomes, which were then analyzed by principal coordinate analysis using the dudi.pco function of the ade4 package [ 32] in R. The existence within a community of genomes bearing highly similar regions may also hamper the reconstruction of a genome.

The haste of change, especially regarding the currency conversion and the breakup of the great industrial combines, and the fact that East Germany had no effective government for a period of three months following the economic union in July 1990 hampered economic reconstruction efforts.

This hampers landscape reconstruction at a regional scale.

The mathematical system is ill-posed, and as a result, many artifacts hamper the reconstructions obtained via standard approaches.