Sentence examples for hinder stable from inspiring English sources

The lack of communication and of dynamic adaptation to working settings often hinder stable performances of subsystems of present multibiometric architectures.

If we want to pay attention to the resistance force, this vibration is undesirable as it can hinder stable contact with the ground.

However, as shown in Figure 7A-B, GvP1 is not directed to the cell plate, but is secreted into the matrix of lateral walls, where its electrostatic interaction with mobile and charged pectins would likely both dissociate and sterically hinder stable extensin-extensin assemblies.

The major drawback of this system is that infection of host cells with vaccinia virus results in cytopathic effects, hindering stable recombinant protein expression.

Upward transport of the cold surface air is then hindered by the stable conditions.

The lack of inhibitory activity of 1 against hTIM was also investigated and seems to be related with the high mobility of hTIM which would hinder the formation of a stable ligand enzyme complex.

Steric effects and charge delocalization of their ions hinder the formation of a stable crystal lattice (Kyte and Dolittle 1982).

Based on a structural model of Ctr transporters [7], [36], it has been observed that Ctr4 possesses residues at positions 236 (Phe) and 237 (Leu) in the third transmembrane domain that may hinder the formation of a stable homo-multimeric complex.

While oil prices remain the lynch pin in the potential downturn that could be approaching, the Citi report expects oil producers to cut costs and production, which would allow them to find stable ground and thus hinder a looming recession.

Our results indicate that LMW-GS can be quantitatively processed most likely by vacuolar asparaginyl endoproteases, and suggest that LMW-GS accumulated in the vacuole are not sequestered into stable aggregates that would hinder the action of proteolytic enzymes.

Unfortunately, multiple barriers hinder the OST field from building a quality, stable pipeline of youth practitioners including high turnover rates, poor compensation and benefits, limited opportunities for upward mobility, and unstable funding.