Sentence examples for hampering the access from inspiring English sources

Hairy and waxy stem surfaces, hampering the access of ants to aphid colonies via reducing ant attachment ability, represent the phenomenon called stem guard syndrome.

However, this protection can turn against the plant by forming an enemy-free space hampering the access of parasitoids to the smaller herbivorous insects able to filter between them [35] [37].

- Ensure an equitable health system for all children by making sure that the barriers hampering the access of Roma children to heath are adequately addressed.

Key research questions were identified: 1) What are the epidemic burdens of HIV/AIDS in cross-country migrants living in LMICs?; 2) What are the obstacles hampering the access to health services and what are the related HIV/AIDS risks in the migrant population?; and 3) What is the operational management of existing health systems for addressing HIV/AIDS problems in the migrant population?

Three main issues are at stake: the interface between science (in this case, the educational research) and technology (the practical knowledge used by teachers), the low level of codification, which hampers the access to and the expansion of the professional knowledge base and the incentive problems posed by the need for knowledge and innovation diffusion across classrooms and schools.

The tight and ordered polymer coverage of (6,4) nanotube hampers the access of reducing agent to emission-quenching defects on the nanotube surface and provides the weaker nanotube intensity increasing while (7,5) nanotubes show the strongest reaction to the doping.

Tight and ordered polymer coverage of (6,4) nanotubes hampers the access of the reducing agent to emission-quenching defects on the nanotube surface and provides the weaker PL intensity increasing while (7,5) nanotubes show the strongest reaction to the doping effect.

The active site of GSAM is mainly edged by positively charged residues likely to hamper the access to the positively charged caesium ions [ 14].

- Other problems that hamper the access to proper insulin and care Table 2 shows the specific areas that the different RAPIA questionnaires target.

Older people in densely populated urban areas are likely to be partnerless and have low incomes [ 40] – factors that may hamper the access to professional home care, as suggested above.

Multisensory integration, in fact, has the cost of hampering the brain's access to the individual sensory components feeding into the integrated percept, thus reducing the reliability of estimates of potential crossmodal conflicts [19], [20].