Sentence examples for hampered in terms of from inspiring English sources

We've always been pretty hampered in terms of feeling comfortable about presenting acoustic and chamber music," she said.

"Without access to WASH in school facilities, children will not continue to attend, and they will be hampered in terms of their education outcomes," says UNICEF WASH in Schools advisor Murat Sahin.

Absolute vascular width comparisons were excluded from the analysis due to significant difference in the used camera systems over the follow-up period with difference in image resolution that could hamper comparisons made in terms of absolute pixel size.

"While it was a feisty game, I did feel the pitch sort of hampered both sides really in terms of their football.

Although several essential mechanisms underlying its positive association with plants have been elucidated, their utilization at the field-scale has been hampered by its inconstancy in terms of plant yields [ 11].

However, the whereabouts of the mechanism is poorly understood which hampers the process optimisation in terms of efficiency and cost.

Google Health has been hampered by chronic fatigue syndrome in terms of its development, with the site being rumored to launch originally in May 2006.

Since cancer data were aggregated at the municipal level, variability due to small areas hampered interpretation of observed SIRs in terms of underlying local cancer risks [ 3].

The changeover of crucial staff in PL has hampered what PSCA had done in terms of training MoE staff and SOLSA's reliance on one individual in the Ministry has limited the SL Ministry's awareness and understanding.

In terms of hampered falls (i.e., those with an initial deceleration before the impact with the ground), it was also tested if the added internal data evaluation allowed for a higher detection rate.

That Deuterostomia (Table S2) is placed in the deep branch after Plantae before Fungi (Figure S6) is probably due to "big networks attraction" (Text S1 and Figure S5) similar to big genome attraction [34], and large numbers of paralogous genes from whole genome duplications in ancestral Vertebrate [35] that hamper the assignment of orthologous pairs in terms of protein sequences.