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The lack of a truly satisfactory sensor which can characterize the thermal environment at the spatial scale experienced by small endotherms has hindered study of their thermoregulatory behavior.

This confusion in the identification of the site has hindered study.

The paucity of murine models of this "luminal" tumor subtype has hindered studies of factors that promote their pathogenesis and modulate responsiveness to estrogen-directed therapeutics.

The lack of a suitable animal model resembling both RA and atherosclerosis has hindered studies demonstrating a direct link between systemic inflammation in RA and the development of atherosclerosis.

However, like many other non-model marine organisms, the limited genomic data available for P. viridis has hindered studies attempting to elucidate molecular mechanisms related to specific toxic stress responses.

As a peptidyl-prolyl isomerase, CypA also catalyses cis– trans isomerisation of CA but, as for Nup358, an inability to separate binding and catalysis activities has hindered studies into whether isomerisation contributes to HIV-1 uncoating and infectivity [ 38,39].

However, the paucity of murine models of ERα+ tumors has hindered studies of the factors that give rise to this prevalent tumor subtype and modulate responsiveness to estrogen-directed therapeutics.

However, the rarity and biochemical heterogeneity of DTCs have hindered studies focused on defining their molecular features and therapeutic vulnerabilities.

The silent course of PC and its explosive fatal outcome have hindered studies of identification of early biochemical and genetic alterations that could help us diagnose the disease at a curable stage and develop successful therapeutic strategies.

From a scientific standpoint, the onset of plastic instabilities has hindered fundamental study of the deformation behavior of materials near theoretical strength values.

Furthermore, the limited availability of functional progenitor cell population in bone marrow and peripheral circulation [35] and compromised potential of these cells in disease states and aged individuals [36], [37] has hindered the study of underlying mechanisms of successful cell-based therapy in these subjects.