Sentence examples for hampered research from inspiring English sources
The villages affected are in a demographically fragmented region, fraught with wars, revolutions, genocides, and totalitarianism — all of which have hampered research and medical record-keeping.
The villages affected are in a demographically fragmented region, fraught with wars, revolutions, genocides, and totalitarianism — all of which have hampered research and medical recordkeeping".
"The view that acupuncture has little benefit beyond the placebo effect has really hampered research into the technique," said Maiken Nedergaard, a neuroscientist at the University of Rochester medical centre in New York state, who led the study.
"The view that acupuncture does not have much benefit beyond the placebo effect has really hampered research into the technique," said Maiken Nedergaard, a neuroscientist at the University of Rochester Medical Centre in New York, who led the study.
Secrecy around "toxin H" hampered research, government scientists say.
However, the lack of animal models of gradable and replicable distraction SCI has hampered research about how it occurs and how it can be prevented.
His stance is opposed by many medical researchers, who say that blocking federal aid could hamper research into Alzheimer's disease, spinal cord injuries and other serious disorders.
Some drug policy experts nonetheless said the refusal to reschedule marijuana would hamper research.
They say gene patents hamper research and make genetic tests more expensive and less accessible.
The magazine also reported that the researchers could not get hold of enough tissue for their work and this was severely hampering research.
A letter to the Times signed by more than 150 fellows of the Royal Society, including Hawking, says leaving the EU would hamper research in the UK, because many young scientists are recruited from Europe.
