Sentence examples for hampers reliability from inspiring English sources

We found that the oxidative degradation of vitamin A in sample preparation processes is a key fact that hampers reliability of measurement results.

Regulators will need to be convinced that a bank can outsource activities without hampering reliability and quality, so regtechs must prove that their business and operating models are sound, and that client data will be kept confidential if several banks participate.

The presence of bubbles in the liquid phase greatly hampers the reliability of the UPDV technique, but when this constraint is removed or minimized, the technique remains adequate for rapid spatial mapping of flow velocity in pure liquid and emulsion systems.

They originate from the driving climate model, input data quality, and simplifications in the glacio-hydrological model and hamper the reliability of the simulations.

Carlin's first season in GP2 was hampered by reliability issues, but Chilton's pace coupled with his amiable nature, attentiveness and willingness to aid in the development of the car impressed team bosses, as well as catching the eye of Formula 1 scouts as Force India invited him to take part in the young driver test.

This incidentally severely hampered the reliability of the (still auction-based) statistics.

Changes in clinical practice would be likely to hamper the reliability of results.

We accept that employing multiple data collection modes may hamper the reliability of some studies.

Although ghrelin and leptin were strongly associated with survival in the whole study cohort, this heterogeneity could potentially hamper the reliability of these results.

But until now the technology has faced ranging limitations that hamper usefulness and reliability at small scales.

Phenotypic differentiation between Campylobacter fetus (C. fetus) subspecies fetus and C. fetus subspecies venerealis is hampered by poor reliability and reproducibility of biochemical assays.