Sentence examples for hindering the execution from inspiring English sources

Given this notion and the highly efficient rejection of the B16 tumors in the skin of partial chimeras as compared to syngeneic hosts, one cannot help but wonder whether the natural role of the adaptive immune system during tumor progression is not predominantly a tumor-protective rather than a defensive one, actually hindering the execution of innate and adaptive antitumor mechanisms alike.

The Pope supported Béla's efforts, but the King often hindered the execution of his son's orders.

As it was the first series of CT-based PSI TKAs in Poland and CT-related costs hindered the execution of our study, the population size of both groups should be viewed as relatively high, especially in comparison with most of the other studies.

The two main obstacles that hinder the performance of applications on GAE are the resource quotas upon free use (especially the 30 s sequential execution time limit) and the middleware overheads.

There are other problems hindering the sport.

Due to their size and complexity, grid systems are often affected by failures that may hinder the correct and timely execution of jobs, thus causing a non-negligible waste of computing resources.

Congressional politicking hinders the State Department.

Friendships hinder the required opportunism.

Some unwise choices do hinder the show.

"It hinders the efficiency of markets".

"It was frustrating because it hindered the process [of interviewing].