Furthermore, the impression of activity created by his high-profile appointment has hindered genuine progress towards a lasting peace.
The new technology, they hope, will fundamentally change the repetitive, variations-on-a-theme approach to drug development that has hindered pharmaceutical progress in recent years.
Ellis's move to defensive tackle, and then back to end, has hindered his progress and with one and a half sacks, Ellis concedes that he is not where he wants to be.
The chancellor's caution, which her critics contend has hindered fast progress in easing or ending the euro crisis, stems from this approach, in which a course is set only once she considers it certain to succeed.
But their failure to coalesce around a credible leader has hindered their progress, both in the impeachment campaign and in this week's election.Partly as a result, Filipinos' votes are unlikely to change much.
The fallacy that PD cannot be used to estimate displacements at incipient collapse, together with the dominating influences of electronic computations has hindered the progress of the more rational performance-based plastic designs, such as the now well-recognized push-over analyses (Naeim 2001; Bozorgnia and Bertero 2004) and similar methods of approach.
Unfortunately, the infeasibility of sequencing these gigantic genomes with the current technology has hindered the progress in understanding dinoflagellate gene content.
Perhaps the most important difference is that in vitro studies focus on a clonal population, while in the in vivo experience different populations exist – a major contributing factor that has hindered the progress of treatment.
While cell-free virus can be obtained by sonication of infected cells, the lack of high titer cell-free virus has hindered the progress of studies to define the mechanism by which VZV enters into target cells.
Its small size and difficulty in harvesting sufficient tissue has hindered the progress of molecular studies.
To our knowledge, the genome sequence of E. coioides is still unavailable, and this has hindered the progress of immunological and developmental research.
