Typologies could hinder scientific insight, causing scholars to potentially miss configurations that are "naturally" occurring (Gowaty 1992).
Furthermore, the dominance of quantitative research may hinder gaining insight into how to improve health care services or delivery of care, or understand the effects of interventions as experienced by health care providers and patients [8].
If so, it is by no means clear that the methodologies developed for philosophical critiques and exegeses in the modern Western tradition are suitable for application mutatis mutandis to Chinese classical writings; attempting to uncover and explicate one kind of truth may well hinder acquiring insights about the other.
Full understanding of DIDMOAD is hindered by limited insight into the role of Miner1 in the cell.
This lack of insight hinders our ability to fully understand the molecular basis of the therapeutic and adverse effects associated with a major class of anticancer agents and may limit insight into a fundamental cause of age-related disorders.
The remainder of the questions focused on the theoretical domains, to gain insight into factors hindering discussion about weight loss.
But, while FBA has had a number of successful applications, the method gives little insight into its predictions, hindering human understanding and model debugging.
Comparative case studies might, for example, gain more detailed insights into supporting and hindering factors and thus serve to generate knowledge which provides valuable hints for the development of educational systems from an international and intercultural perspective.
However, genomics tools have not been rapidly and systematically applied to emerging plant pathogens, therefore hindering the opportunity to gain useful insights into the biology of emerging plant diseases.
Nevertheless, we believe the research has given reliable and generalisable insights into the factors helping and hindering electronic data sharing between health and social care.
