Sentence examples for hampered response from inspiring English sources
Queens firefighters are being sent out faster, but, critics say, confusion in communicating details via radio to trucks on the road has hampered response times and cost lives.
Critically, as we saw with both hurricane Harvey and Irma, resource scarcity, such as running out of fuel, water and shuttering brick and mortar businesses all hampered response efforts.
However, a hampered response of C3H/HeJ mice to B. abortus was not noticed in previous works [9], [10] or more recently in C57BL/6 TLR4-/ mice [11].
We estimated for each subgroup the odds ratio of being hampered by symptoms in daily activities (response category 2 to 5), relatively to not being hampered (response category 1) by these symptoms.
Another feature which appears to have hampered responses in Sierra Leone is the lack of decentralised authority within the health sector.
In addition to KRAS, recent data point out that BRAF and PIK3CA exon 20 mutations hamper response to EGFR-targeted treatment in mCRC, potentially excluding from treatment also patients with these molecular alterations in their tumor.
After the land leases, which had cost each renter $1,483 a year, expired on June 30 , 1997 the Stratford Town Council voted not to renew them, based primarily on safety concerns because of the closing of the bridge, which, the town contends, could hamper response by police or fire personnel in an emergency.
The logistics system was also slow and inflexible, with inconsistent delivery times averaging about 25 days, hampering response to changing conditions much as U.S. industry had found mass production practices to be insufficiently responsive in dynamic markets.
Increased plasticity leads to reduced heritability and maybe even genetic variance, which in turn hampers response to selection.
Anticipating that similar difficulties would continue to hamper responses to future emerging infectious diseases (EIDs), Taiwan Centers for Disease Control (Taiwan CDC) undertook a comprehensive systemic review to identify public health deficiencies [1], [2] and subsequently underwent restructuring in the post-SARS era.
The repetition of an ignored feature facilitated behavior if the response also repeated, but hampered different responses.
