Sentence examples for hampering estimates from inspiring English sources

Mammary cancers have, however, variable biological behaviours, hampering estimates of individual clinical outcomes based solely on their histological and clinical characteristics [ 3].

However, species assemblages may differ extensively between different ecoregions due to unequal taxonomic effort and scale effects [10] such that only contiguous and/or very similar ecoregions can be readily compared, which hampers objective estimates of alpha and gamma diversity.

Over the Sahel, clouds, high column water vapor, and shallow dust layers hamper quantitative estimates [ Brindley et al., 2012].

The analyses were only performed with the mitochondrial dataset because no distinct clade was revealed in ITS and the mutation rate is unknown for the marker, hampering the estimate of temporal scale.

This inability to estimate the number of doses of each allele at a locus also hampered estimation of null alleles within the dataset.

However, because these channels contain a very high level of cosmic ray background, an uncertainty of just a few percent in the background can entirely hamper the estimate of solar wind speed.

Inevitable delay in confirming or refuting the causation of some deaths might hamper the estimate of case fatality rate.

Coincidentally, that is just about what the Marc Jacobs label might be worth, according to preliminary analyst estimates hampered by a lack of reliable numbers.

In Section 3, we describe the main issues that hamper tight WCET estimates of actual processors.

There are many factors that hamper molecular time estimates, especially for ancient events.

The lack of U.S. data on dietary PBDE levels hampers dietary exposure estimates for PBDEs.