"hamper the progression" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to slow down or impede the continuation or advancement of something. Example: The lack of funding for research in this field will hamper the progression of our understanding of the disease.
This unique ability of anti-Amot vaccination to hamper the progression of established autochthonous and transplantable tumors classifies Amot as a target oncoantigen of special interest because of its restricted spatiotemporal expression [ 8].
Despite the well documented role of TGF- β in renal fibrosis, long-term inhibition of TGF- β action, in an attempt to hamper the progression of renal fibrosis, does not seem to be an optimal approach provided that TGF- β is also an anti-inflammatory cytokine.
However, a challenge arises when this system is not optimized, for example, a referral hospital that is poorly equipped to manage surgical emergency obstetric care [ 33], and thereby hamper the natural progression of care in the pathways of survival.
Unfortunately, adverse effects, including increased blood pressure and heart rate, have hampered the clinical progression of MC4R-based therapeutics thus far (Fani et al, 2014).
The control of tuberculosis (TB) in developing countries is hampered by the progression of drug-resistant TB, especially multi-drug resistance (MDR).
We have shown that a DNA vaccine targeting Amot overcome immune tolerance and induce an antibody response that hampers the progression of incipient tumors.
Greater language barriers in one country may hamper the ability of early detection and contribute to progression to more severe complications.
Pathogenic agents that hamper the ability of the host tissue cells to initiate bone repair during periodontal disease are important considerations in continued disease progression.
That could hamper the recovery here.
This is bound to hamper the recovery.
"Actually these foreigners hamper the effort.
