Sentence examples for hampered the construction from inspiring English sources
Its limited genetic variation has hampered the construction of high-density genetic maps and the cloning of those genes controlling the traits of interest, although several molecular genetic maps have been produced (Varshney et al. 2009; Khedikar et al. 2010; Ravi et al. 2011; Qin et al. 2012; Wang et al. 2012).
In cultivated tomato, the scarcity of polymorphisms at the molecular level hampered the construction of saturated intraspecific maps until SNP discovery.
The Trust's own contact list was of out of date and inaccurate, this seriously hampered the construction of a good quality sampling frame.
Given the difficulties hampering the construction of roads and railways on dry land, planners are advocating new infrastructure out in the bay.
PQR sort weakness in matrices with greater noise ratios may be related to the insertion of big R-nodes in the PQR trees it uses, which would hamper the construction of useful trees for those situations.
These features hamper the construction of clone-based physical maps, positional gene cloning, and de novo genome sequencing.
One of the essential challenges hampering the construction of such systems is the need to precisely optimize protein expression levels for robust operation.
Thus homeologous regions are not expected to hamper the construction of a physical map of the grapevine genome, as their respective fingerprints are substantially different.
Labour shortages hampered the efforts of the construction workers.
Consequently, the functional presence and role of APD gradients in the healthy ventricles, and particularly how heterogeneity may implicate itself in the dynamics of reentrant arrhythmias where tissue activation is rapid, remain incompletely understood, hampering the faithful construction of computational ventricular models used in arrhythmia investigations.
Earlier, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service assistant chief officer David Goodhew said the construction of the Clutha had hampered the "extremely difficult and complex" recovery operation.
