The phrase "hamper the interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that obstruct or hinder the understanding of something, such as a text or situation.
Example: "The lack of context can significantly hamper the interpretation of the author's intent."
Alternatives: "hinder the understanding" or "obstruct the analysis."
Autocorrelation effects hamper the interpretation of the complex data set.
If these effects can hamper the interpretation of an image in the eyes of a photointerpreter, it follows that they are very useful for assessing terrain.
Hence, this would hamper the interpretation of AD-induced effects on [11C]choline uptake in androgen-sensitive PCa.
Importantly, the lack of a clinical definition of hyperoxia and methodological limitations hamper the interpretation and clinical relevance of these studies.
Furthermore, when analyzing those publications with a focus on the use of alternatives to carbapenems for definitive therapy, a number of limitations hamper the interpretation of studies comparing BL/BLI to carbapenems.
However, concerns of reverse causality hamper the interpretation of these results, that is higher body weight may lead to a lower PA level rather than vice versa.
Cell population heterogeneity has a significant impact on this process, but is currently poorly quantified, hampering the interpretation of experimental results and the design of optimised expansion protocols.
Methodological problems in many of these studies, however, significantly hampered the interpretation of the links, and a great deal of important work in this area over the past three decades tremendously accelerated demonstration of potential effects of stress on tumor metastasis, the tumor microenvironment, and regulation of cell growth.
This ruled out the possibility that cell-specific cytotoxicity hampers the interpretation of double stained cells.
For interpretation of specific environmental effects we focus on single-predictor environmental relationships as high collinearity of environmental variables (Table 1) hampers the interpretation of multi-predictor models.
Further, the lack of controls or appropriate reference data have hampered the interpretation and comparability of results [ 26].
