Sentence examples for has hindered progress from inspiring English sources
Critics of the policy have argued that the lack of western engagement with Hamas has hindered progress towards a settlement.
This logical fallacy can be very misleading and has hindered progress in medicine for hundreds of years.
She finds that present terminologies are problematic, maintaining, for example, that seeing the gene as both a structural and functional entity has hindered progress.
However, the early embryonic lethality and severe developmental defects associated with cilia disruption has hindered progress in exploring cilia functions in late development or in adult tissues.
Instrumentalization of insecticides and Bt technology and their adoption by small stakeholders in India has hindered progress on ecologically based cotton production [85] and has contributed to human suffering.
Although there is broad agreement on the importance of incorporating the concept of ecosystem services into policy strategies and decision-making, the lack of a standardized approach to quantifying ecosystem services at the landscape scale has hindered progress in this direction.
Unfortunately, council cutbacks in Cornwall have hindered progress: though willing, the diminished archaeological department are unable to devote attention and support to the project.
Bureaucracy appears to have hindered progress in this regard which points towards a real imperative in developing these.
While transmission electron microscopy (TEM) is capable of providing this information, difficulties in producing suitable samples from the hard, complex biocomposite have hindered progress.
In addition to fundamental issues concerning the definition of preference, traditional statistical issues such as the appropriateness of statistical distributions such as the Binomial distribution, pseudo-replication, and the appropriate conditioning of probabilities have hindered progress on this important topic in ecology.
