Sentence examples for hampered understanding of from inspiring English sources

The wide variability in composition and molecular weight of natural polymers has hampered understanding of their physicochemical properties and ultimately their use in noble applications, especially in the cases where surface properties need to be probed at the molecular level.

Difficulties in distinguishing Australian corvids has hampered understanding of seasonal movements.

Low levels of variation in plastid (Percy et al., 2008) and ribosomal (Wright et al., 2000) DNA sequences and the occurrence of homoplasy in nuclear microsatellites (Harbaugh et al., 2009) have hampered understanding of Metrosideros' evolutionary history.

Their focus on the therapeutic effect may hamper understanding of the research purposes.

Lack of replicate analyses hampers understanding of the source of variance and of the shape of the frequency distributions of mutations.

In summary, both the salvage and function of Q in eukaryotes remain elusive, and this hampers understanding of the importance of this micronutrient in human physiology.

Hand bones from a single individual with a clear taxonomic affiliation are scarce in the hominin fossil record, which has hampered understanding the evolution of manipulative abilities in hominins.

Thus the relationship between the toxic and dioxin-independent functions of Ahr is not clear, which hampers understanding and treatment of dioxin toxicity.

A lack of insight on how decision-making takes place and who is involved hampers understanding of the reasons why certain HRH policies are selected (and others not); and why certain policies are successfully implemented (and others not).

This has greatly hampered our understanding of Freud's humanistic views.

Nevertheless, the lack of well characterized foreland system depocenters and the paucity of precise geochronological data have hampered the understanding of its basinal evolution.