However, according to some experts, it is somewhat hampered in its development of innovation because of the focus on rote memorization in its educational system as opposed to knowledge gained through creative exploration.
GM3 has been described to impair differentiation and function of both CD34+ and CD14+-precursor derived dendritic cells (DC) [ 10, 11]), which are the most potent antigen presenting cells essential for elicitation of an anti-tumor immune response, but are often hampered in their development and function by tumors [ 12].
Furthermore, today's multidisciplinary scientists "are hampered in applying for career development grants.
However, groundwater development is hampered in this region as a result of lack of pre-drilling and drilling data and little is known about the hydrogeology of the present study area.
Our data and that of others (Chiu et al., 2013; Beli et al., 2014) show NK cell development is hampered in aged mice.
But developers and leaders of science professional development efforts are hampered in designing and implementing such PD opportunities by the dearth of research that follows the pathway of impact of PD programs on teacher knowledge, teaching practice, and student learning in rigorous comparison with other PD approaches.
Research is hampered in other ways.
You can quibble over the numbers, but no one will deny that the persistence of tropical diseases in Africa and in parts of South Asia has seriously hampered economic development in those places.
Nigeria is Africa's largest oil producer but corruption and a failure to invest the proceeds from the industry have hampered development in the country.
Continued debate and conflict over international exploration rights have hampered development in the Black Sea and the South China Sea, both of which were being mapped for exploration as far back at the 1970's.
Waterlogging during prolonged periods of time decreased the probability of seed germination in the three oak species, lengthened the time to germination, and hampered root development in two of the studied species.
