"highly hampered" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to be greatly hindered or impeded. You can use this phrase when describing a situation or a person's actions that are significantly restricted or slowed down by obstacles or limitations. Example: The success of the project was highly hampered by the lack of funding and resources.
While the attachment of protein-DNA conjugates on DNA-origami scaffolds is in principle reversible through DNA strand exchange, the origami scaffold itself is highly static, hampering the dynamic rearrangement of recruited proteins to, e.g., accommodate mismatches in receptor distances and assembly defects21,22.
Big Star are another famous example – an early-70s power-pop group from Memphis signed to Ardent (a subsidiary of legendary soul label Stax), whose three highly influential records were hampered by distribution problems.
The combination of these findings suggest that the educational performance of the average migrant pupils is only hampered in highly stratified systems, but not in moderately differentiated systems.
In the former, this is a result of job losses in the manufacturing and heavy industry sectors; in the latter, an inability to attract highly skilled workers has hampered annual salaries.
In the past, regulation of food safety in Vietnam has been hampered by highly decentralized authority for monitoring value chains.
However, the results obtained from such studies are highly complex, which has hampered the identification of candidate gene markers that can be used for diagnosis.
This is consistent with the findings from other studies described in Waibel and colleagues' meta-synthesis, where information continuity was highly valued but often hampered by failures in cross-boundary communications, resulting in patient frustration [ 13].
GPs appear open to the idea of embracing new technologies to support practice, yet implementing such technologies is hampered by highly variable hardware, operating systems and internet connection speeds.
Microbial ethanol production is an important alternative energy resource to replace fossil fuels, but at high level, this product is highly toxic, which hampers its efficient production.
We have shown here that transcriptome and metabolome changes that occur in related model and forage legume species in response to salinity are not highly conserved, which hampers simple translational genomics approaches.
