Sentence examples for hamper the resolution from inspiring English sources

Consequently, reduced transrepression might hamper the resolution of acute inflammation, governing the evolution into a chronic phase of inflammation, a central feature of many autoimmune diseases.

The relatively low population of the stable 60S dimers in cryo-EM images hampered the resolution of the dimer density map.

Department Director Phyllis Cheng disputed claims that the policy requiring the governor's sign-off is hampering the resolution of complaints.

In SRK, technical challenges associated with crystallizing trans-membrane proteins have hampered the resolution of the three-dimensional structure of the protein, such that sites involved in binding SCR (and thus determining specificity) are currently unknown.

In addition to possibly predisposing elderly individuals to cancer or autoimmune/inflammatory conditions (discussed earlier), increased basal states of inflammation may also hamper the development or resolution of immune responses to pathogens.

Analyzing these complex shapes by light microscopy in 3D is hampered by the resolution of confocal images in the Z direction and image analysis software tends to recognize these boutons as solid rounded shapes, artificially increasing the volume.

The Cuban ambassador said the United States had warned those countries that casting a vote in favor of the Cuban resolution "would prevent or hamper the contacts with, the release or transfer of those people".

In our series, all findings misinterpreted at DTS were sub-pleural or located in the region of the lung in the proximity of the chest wall, where the limited depth resolution of DTS may hamper the correct spatial location of the findings.

That could hamper the recovery here.

This is bound to hamper the recovery.

"Actually these foreigners hamper the effort.