Sentence examples for hinder for from inspiring English sources

They used forums, some public agency pages, and supplier websites, but what became a hinder for the households was that they did not know when they had enough or the right information.

There is a problem with isotopic overlap also for e.g. Cu and Zn and a further hinder for a successful provenancing when using these systems is that there are typically numerous potential regions sharing a specific type of metal deposit.

While the unproved absolute validity might not be a hinder for cases where the tendency and the effect size of the results may matter the most (i.e. when road safety measures are under investigation), there are cases that numerical proximity is critical, such as in the cases that the warning or intervention thresholds of an Advanced Driver Assistance System ADASS) need to be determined.

Catesby replied, "Whatever I mean to do, if the Pope knew, he would not hinder for the general good of our country".

In conclusion, stallers are unavoidable in the full model, especially at higher mutation rates, and they constitute a hinder for units of replication if abundant in the mutational neighborhood, while providing a form of defense against parasites.

What is certain is that Penn State's football program will be hindered for a long time.

Thiophenic sulfur is activated for oxidation and liquid-phase oxidation can readily convert sulfur species that are sterically hindered for adsorption on a catalytic surface.

However, most anode electrodes fabricated under this strategy are somehow hindered for commercial applications due to the relatively low volumetric capacity of the electrodes.

Being one type of the most abundant marine polysaccharides in nature, chitin has inert chemical properties and thus prolonged been hindered for high-value utilization.

Moreover, it is hindered for potential use in vaccine development of intracellular pathogens and tumors due to its incapability in inducing potent Th1 and CTL responses (Marrack et al., 2009; Reed et al., 2009).

That is, much of Nepal's "ordinary" attempts at economic development have been hindered for decades by an enormous and growing external debt.