"hinder results" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that impairs the progress of an action or process and reduces its effectiveness (e.g., lack of resources hinders the results of our research).
The enterprise is rife with legacy systems and circuitous processes that frustrate employees and hinder results — and the startup has just the perfect product to fix the problem.
By asking the right questions every week, managers obtain deeper insight into the motivations, distractions and other issues that influence or hinder results.
Here's why: When we don't pay attention to heart rate, we have no idea if we're working out too hard or not hard enough, both of which can hinder results, Lovitt explains.
This complicates their independent extraction and hinders results interpretation.
Consequently, charge transport (hopping) between PEDT chains is hindered, resulting in antistatic properties.
At higher concentrations, agglomeration occurs and densification is hindered, resulting in large voids filled with MWCNT clusters.
However, clinical use of fMRI is less widespread due to its complexity of imaging, image workflow, post-processing, and lack of algorithmic standards hindering result comparability.
GaN continuously grows on the bare Si substrate while the GaN growth on the Al droplets is hindered, resulting in the formation of the nanowall network.
GaN grows in the area without Al droplets while the growth above Al droplets is hindered, resulting in the formation of continuous GaN nanowall network that removes the obstacles of nano-device fabrication.
In case of hypokalemia, increase of serum potassium is hindered resulting in relative ischemia, muscle cramps, and in case of severe depletion, muscle necrosis and rhabdomyolysis [ 14].
The SDT claims that if ideas and values are not shared, relatedness is hindered, resulting in a feeling of alienation [ 21].
