And we think the uncertainty about the changes that are coming is hampering activity now.
RICS suggested a lack of finance was hampering activity.
Graphitic carbon nitride, if "underpolymerized" (at low temperatures), has incomplete heptazine coupling, which results in excess hydrogen-passivating N3c′ nitrogen sites, thus hampering activity.
In the event that the small amount of crosstalk observed between the MAP kinase subfamilies would hamper activity measurements in complex mixtures, selective kinase inhibitors could be employed to minimize this effect.
Why should transparency hamper activity, weaken the situation of NGOs, discriminate?
"Restricting the number of foreign nationals in individual companies would hamper activities," Som Mittal, president of India's major IT trade group told the country's Economic Times after the country instituted visa restrictions.
There is actually historical precedent for political activity hampering business activity, mergers and acquisitions typically decline in election years.
Along with the outsourcing of manufacturing, traditionally a fertile ground for union recruitment, the expansion of the part-time workforce has hampered union activity, as this sort of employee is harder to organise.
The contrasting fates of Roma and Jews after World War II weighed on the leaders here, who lamented how unsuccessful they have been at organizing themselves, even after the fall of Communism removed restrictions that had hampered Romany activity for 40 years.
We found that 500 ppm CO over 24 hours was clearly toxic, associated with unacceptably high (>50%) blood COHb levels, substantial weight loss and reduced CO2 production, presumably reflecting hampered physical activity.
