In some cases, it may even hamper restoration efforts — old signs that don't meet the city's modern code requirements lose "grandfather" status if removed for repair, she said.
When this is hampered, restoration projects may be established that involve growing mangrove seedlings in nurseries and subsequently transplanting these to degraded areas [6] [8].
This species presents a high selfing rate which hampers restoration of genetic diversity lost during domestication.
If ignored, genetic effects associated with population size in P. chiapensis could hamper restoration efforts and jeopardize the resilience of tropical montane ecosystems subjected to disturbances, such as slash-and-burn agriculture.
Nor is the coup a major factor hampering the restoration of normal relations between Iran and the United States.
"In other areas," Ms. Faber added, "particularly for Westchester and Staten Island, we've got larger things that are going to hamper our restoration efforts," including closed roads and the fact the utility has to wait until winds die down to send crews up to fix wires and poles.
Carpobrotus edulis, a dangerous invasive plant in coastal areas worldwide, is considered an ecosystems engineer which, by changing many soil properties, benefits its own invasion and hampers the restoration of the invaded habitats.
We assessed if large herbivore browsing hampers the restoration of deciduous forest as green infrastructure by reducing the recruitment of boreal and temperate deciduous tree species of particular importance for biodiversity conservation.
The situation with regards to leprosy is pathetic, and hampers the restoration of social status to leprosy patients, which in turn contributes to a greater misunderstanding about the disease spreading [ 21, 25].
Sepsis-induced microvascular dysfunction [ 16], endothelial and glycocalyx damage [ 17], and pathological shunting and heterogeneous perfusion [ 18] may hamper blood transfusion-based restoration of tissue RBC delivery and oxygenation [ 19].
