Sentence examples for hinders improved from inspiring English sources

Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia is a heterogeneous leukaemia and the progressive resistance of patients to conventional treatments hinders improved therapies.

The interview was then based on two overarching questions: "What do you believe has been most important to improve patient safety where you work?" and "What do you believe hinders improved patient safety where you work?" We considered patient safety in simple terms of prevention of errors and adverse effects to patients associated with health care [ 15].

This has hindered improved vaccine and therapeutic developments, which require a full understanding of genomics and bacterial pathogenesis.

Mcl-1 became one of the most investigated members of the Bcl-2 family but the poor availability of specific Bcl-2 family inhibitors specifically targeting this protein hindered improved treatment protocols especially of Mcl-1 overexpressing and chemoresistant cancer types.

What you wear either hinders or improves those things.

Research incorporating patients' perspectives about factors that hinder or improve diabetes care is absolutely needed to complete this picture.

Another $5.2 billion went to buy Hughes Aerospace in a yet-to-be-proved attempt to feed more space-age technology into carmaking.Yet much of the advanced technology GM acquired at such high cost hindered rather than improved productivity.

The combination of oligomeric HAS, tert-HAS, organo-phosphite and hindered phenol exhibited improved stabilization efficiency than single or binary additive systems.

As a consequence, delayed or inaccurate diagnosis causes significant complications and long-term injury and hinders the development of improved therapies.

Moreover, the addition of binders enhanced the adhesion strength between the metal and the layer that hindered the delamination and improved the cathodic protection performance.

The final diagnosis (established by confirmatory studies upon hospital evaluation) was compared to the clinical and ultrasound scores to determine whether ultrasound improved or hindered diagnostic assessment in each case.