Sentence examples for hampers normal from inspiring English sources

The exact mechanisms by which ethanol hampers normal hematopoiesis are still unclear.

Finally, our patient had reduced 1,25-hydroxy-vitamin D levels, which further hampers normal jejunal Mg absorption.

The loss of Hoxa5 function in airway mesenchyme hampers normal Clara cell differentiation leading to their transdifferentiation into goblet cells, an event occurring without change in epithelial proliferation.

Reprogramming errors perturb genetic programming, yielding faulty gene expression profiles, and accumulation of these errors hampers normal development of SCNT embryos (Humpherys et al. 2001).

Additionally, it hampers normal muscle lengthening during growth and is thus thought to contribute to the development of secondary muscle and soft tissue contractures and to skeletal deformation [ 14].

Identification/isolation/cloning of associated genes with waterlogging stress considered as limiting factor [ 93], as a result scientists focused on carbohydrate metabolism because reduced O2 supply hampers normal respiration resulting in decrease in ATP synthesis.

Because the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have severely hampered normal business travel, the league has issued a directive for all teams to make room available for local news media on their flights.

Laboratory studies have not been carried out on orcas, for obvious logistical reasons, but in other mammals, including humans, there is evidence that PCB's can disrupt the immune and nervous systems and hamper normal development.

Fetuses, people who rely on fish for much of their diet are most at risk from methylmercury, which can hamper normal development of the central nervous system (Beltrame and Marco 2010; Hosseini et al. 2013).

The authorities were initially wary of opening the London Underground for shelter, fearing the effect on morale elsewhere in London and hampering normal operations.

Factors that possibly hamper normal wound healing and related angiogenesis.