Sentence examples for hamper the determination from inspiring English sources

Richard Kuklinski — known as the "Iceman" because he froze his victims' bodies to hamper the determination of the time of death — claimed he had killed more than 200 people as a hit man for Newark's DeCavalcante crime family and New York City's mob families.

Chemical or magnetic domain alteration during heating and/or multidomain effects hamper the determination of paleointensities (e.g., Valet et al. 1996).

Especially for ventilation images, the presence of focal tracer accumulation due to airway deposition may hamper the determination of the maximal value [16].

Unfortunately, we are unable to predict the natural substrate of Monosiga's NHase and the low concentrations of nitriles expected in its habitats will likely hamper the determination of the precise role of the NHase in the physiology and ecology of this organism.

A strong frequency dispersion hampers the determination of the exact value of the flat band potential of the films from the Mott-Schottky plots.

However, the complete KW-defined region must be considered as a target since the population size is probably hampering the determination of other QTLs in this chromosome.

Third, the telephone-based survey method hampered the determination of several biological measures in the previous study, such as body mass index and mobility problems (ie, TUG), which are potentially confounding variables that should be considered in the accurate assessment of the relationship between OAB and falls.

Rudd promised that bureaucracy would no longer hamper the government's determination to help the lone child refugees in the camp.

Several facts hampered the exact determination of kinetic constants for benzene oxidation by Aae APO.

Although a subset of TAD boundaries clearly seem cell-type specific, the current resolution of Hi-C hampers the precise determination of the number of tissue-specific TADs 12.

That could hamper the recovery here.