Sentence examples for hinder particular from inspiring English sources

Democrats have debated endlessly over how accelerating the process could help, or hinder, particular candidates.

By "problem" I mean fraud on a large enough scale to warrant hindering particular groups from exercising their right to vote.

The loss of functionally activating FcγRs will hinder this particular mechanism of deposition as shown in the present study as well as in experimental autoimmune myasthenia gravis.

He believed that there was an adequate food supply in India at the time but that its distribution was hindered because particular groups of people in this case rural labourers lost their jobs and therefore their ability to purchase the food.

Instead of a fair approach that neither helps nor hinders any particular set of companies, it gives some businesses huge advantages over others, usually without much scrutiny.

Attitudinal barriers, in particular, hinder access to healthcare for people with disabilities (16, 17).

According to the observers, floating debris in particular may hinder the diagnostic accuracy by covering polyps 6 mm or larger.

The most straightforward regulatory function of asRNA is its ability to hybridize to its existing sense mRNA and hinder translation of that particular mRNA molecule.

Rather we have sought to cast our net more widely to examine broader social dynamics, in the interests of advancing debate about ways in which pre-existing local dynamics may serve to facilitate or hinder programme efforts in particular settings.

We have assumed that the molecules that carry out (environmental) epigenetics have no idea whether or not they are helping or hindering in a particular case (Penny 2014).

The potential for low-affinity interactions to amplify the effects of higher affinity interactions has implications for the roles of IgG2 and IgG4 in vivo and, in particular, hinders the use of these subclasses as 'inert' constant regions for therapeutic blocking Abs.