Sentence examples for hampered primarily from inspiring English sources

There the implementation is hampered primarily by property ownership considerations or conflicting interests of landowners.

Although, there is substantial evidence that much of the total variation in facial features is genetically mediated, the discovery of which genes and gene variants underlie normal facial variation has been hampered primarily by the multipartite nature of facial variation.

However, despite the industrial production of Senegalese sole being hampered primarily by lack of information on the physiological mechanisms involved in reproduction, growth and immunity, very limited genomic information is available on this species.

Although the generation of such cells has been proven, successful transfusion of mature red blood cells (RBC) is still hampered primarily due to the low efficiency of the differentiation process.

Recently we showed that in cells overexpressing the key molecular constituents of SOCE, the stromal interacting molecule 1 (STIM1) and the pore-forming subunit of SOCE channels, Orai1, NAGly hampers SOCE primarily by uncoupling STIM1 from Orai1 (Deak et al., 2013).

The use of AMPs was primarily hampered by their low oral or intravenous stability, high toxicity, serum binding activity, low activity in physiological condition and so on (Mohammad et al. 2015).

Previous studies have identified these processes and compared the Hg redox chemistry between water types but have been hampered by errors associated primarily with the type of reaction vessels utilized, and the inability of the methods to simultaneously measure oxidation and reduction.

Edwards' administration was hampered by his conflict with the legislature, primarily over the struggling Bank of Illinois.

However, it is difficult to determine the range of MRSA rates from existing literature [ 13], as surveillance is primarily performed during outbreaks and generalization of these results is hampered, as the findings are not applicable to non-outbreak situations [ 8].

However, methods of data analysis and modelling are hampered by the data itself in that it involves significantly more data points than experiments primarily due to the cost associated with performing many replicates [ 18, 19].

We're fundamentally hampered".