Sentence examples for hampered flow through from inspiring English sources

Hypothetically, a reduced activity of the viral EPS depolymerase on the RD5PR2 EPS material and/or different exopolymer composition with a higher DNA or protein content to EPS could strengthen the RD5PR2 biofilm compared to PpG1, hereby leading to a hampered flow through of phage and consequently a reduced RD5PR2 biofilm degradation.

Rhymes tend to hamper flow and freedom, so suggest they leave them out for now and focus on bringing their poems alive.

He also told reporters that technology designed to block mobile phone use by inmates hampered the flow of information about what was happening.

Some believe that Japan's spring admissions system hampers the flow of students both leaving and entering Japan from abroad.

Thus, the reader learns the terminology without having it hamper the flow of the reading.

Financial reforms might succeed in hampering the flow of money to terrorists might even end up toppling Arafat himself.

Increasing the levels of hierarchy makes communication between levels more difficult, and therefore hampers the flow of information.

Moreover, it was recently shown that barriers of moderate altitude can hamper gene flow in this species [ 29].

Wanting to erase errors while working through deep issues of feelings or having a wellspring of ideas can hamper your flow and also tends to suggest that you're trying too hard to control the situation you're writing about rather than to learn more about it and to find new ways to perceive it.

Rather than post-zygotic reproductive barriers, such as intrinsic hybrid sterility and genomic incompatibilities, gene flow between populations can be hampered through pleiotropic effects of selection [ 14].

Flow-through was collected in a tube.