Sentence examples for hinder identification from inspiring English sources
Villains have never been too squeamish about removing parts of other people's bodies, although this is usually done after a murder to hinder identification.
The police denied the accusations and said defendants were creating their own problems by offering fanciful identities, staging hunger strikes and, in some cases, stripping off their clothes to hinder identification from videotaped street protests.
Most database search algorithms were designed to analyze CAD spectra, and have only recently been adapted to accommodate c- and z-type ions; therefore, inclusion of these additional spectral features can hinder identification, leading to lower confidence scores and decreased sensitivity.
Post-translational modifications such as glycosylation may further hinder identification of unmodified proteins.
Therefore, for nuclear stains including area in its assessment may hinder identification of a difference.
However, vimentin is also expressed in a subpopulation of diff erentiated and/or activated monocytes [ 55], which can significantly hinder identification of CTCs in monocyte-rich fractions.
The ban was designed to include any head-wear that hindered identification, officials said.
However, the model B25, which corresponded to one quarter of the original size, had reduced surface details, which hindered identification of the anatomical landmarks.
The root of confusion appears to be a lack of rigour in identifying CES, hindering identification of proper methods for determining: the ecosystem elements that underpin CES; the beneficiaries of CES and how they value benefits delivered; and how CES may vary in space and time.
There are also hybridized populations in many areas where Prosopis has been introduced, further hindering identification (Zimmermann 1991.
The lack of adequate randomized clinical trials (RCT) has hindered identification of new therapies that are safe and effective for patients with primary focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), especially in patients who fail to respond to corticosteroids and immunosuppressive therapies.
