Sentence examples for hampered upon from inspiring English sources

RalA was found to be activated by RalGDS and to be severely hampered upon silencing of this GDP/GTP exchange factor.

The premise that genes modulated by CEsHUT in the presence of HDL were more numerous than in the absence of HDL suggests that the expression of many genes was hampered upon T cell contact-activation of monocytes.

The involvement of nuclear AKT is further reinforced, by the observation that the expression of p27 Kip1, Bim and VEGF is hampered upon AKT-S129D overexpression, which is successfully regained by inhibiting CK2 (Supplementary Figure S-5e).

Gene therapy has been hampered by low expression upon in vivo delivery.

And the sclerotic nature of our political system has hampered our ability to draw upon that second kind of response to danger.

Research on and intervention for child emotional abuse and emotional aggression toward children have been severely hampered because there have been no agreed-upon, clinically usable definitions.

Commercialization of ZnO-based anodes remains hampered by their rapid capacity fading upon cyclical charge and discharge.

The evaluation of PMS was hampered by the lack of agreed upon definitions or diagnostic criteria, and treatment protocols were often based on poorly designed studies.

MMP-2 expression hampered by pM treatment was overturned upon supplementation of rhMMP-2 in both 4910 and 5310 cells.

Similar to humans recovering from spaceflight [49], chronic debilitating injury [50], or bedrest [2], disuse and sham control mice showed only hampered recovery of trabecular bone morphology upon reambulation.

In our experience, clear and productive discourse on these issues is often hampered by the lack of a common, generally agreed-upon framework and terminology.