Sentence examples for hampered developments from inspiring English sources

A strategy for targeting the hypoxic region of tumors is highly required; however, several issues such as adverse effects and poor penetration property of drugs have hampered developments.

Other economic forces also hampered development.

The company owns many prime pieces of real estate in downtown Garden City, and real estate experts have said that decades of feuding among the Kassovers has hampered development.

Israeli Arabs have long complained of discrimination in state budgeting decisions, which they say have hampered development of their communities, fomenting high levels of poverty and unemployment.

Mr. Furchtgott-Roth often spoke out against what he described as the agency's attempt to regulate new technologies which he said hampered development and innovation.

However, historic and continuing difficulties in purifying, maintaining and/or expanding tissue-specific stem cells in vitro has hampered development of novel therapeutic approaches using these cells.

However, methanol is very much more difficult to oxidise anodically than hydrogen, the more conventional anode fuel, and this has hampered development of commercial direct methanol fuel cells.

Until recently, the relatively low burden of disease in humans caused by few of these viruses hampered development of coronavirus specific therapeutics.

One country that scored especially poorly was the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where a lack of stability has hampered development and, in turn, made people vulnerable to slavery.

But leading transhumanists – an international movement that aims to transform the human condition through technology – argue that any regulation of the fledgling industry at this stage could hamper developments.

The debt burden is hampering development in some poor countries.