Sentence examples for hampered success from inspiring English sources

In low-income countries resources and infrastructure proved insufficient to offer quality Pap smear screening to more than a small fraction of adult women and high rates of loss to follow-up associated with multi-visit screening protocols further hampered success.

Association with other drug users helps to sustain drug-using habits [ 34] and may hamper success in the treatment programme.

Radio- and chemotherapy (RT/CT) resistance hampers success in combating small and non-small cell lung cancers (SCLC/NSCLC).

This implies that MDD is genetically far more complex than previously expected, with influences from both allelic and locus heterogeneities in parallel with exposures to adverse social events and behavior, hampering success in identifying genetic risk factors [ 6, 7, 9] within this heterogeneous syndrome.

This might have hampered commercial success in English-speaking markets, but it has helped to maintain a domestic music scene that is one of the strongest and most diverse in Europe.

The scarcity of research on the interactive effects of multi-limiting resources has hampered the success in ecological restoration.

It added that a scarcity of available slots and the speed with which the new service was launched had hampered its success.

The decline of LDM has been argued to be related to increased mismatches during arrival and breeding leading to hampered breeding success [7], [8], [38], [39] whereas declining wintering or stopover conditions are causing lower survival of fully grown birds [19], [21].

This complicated picture has for a long time hampered the success to find robust genetic results in BPD.

Unfortunately, limited efficacy and adverse side effects thus far have hampered the success of weight-lowering and anti-diabetic medicines.

It is likely that the shorter lengths of the scaffolds in 0431-1 hampered the success of detection of SSRs with long lengths.