Sentence examples for hinders rapidly from inspiring English sources

Cisplatin acts at least in part, by formation of platinum-DNA adducts, which hinders rapidly dividing cells from duplicating their DNA for mitosis and activation of apoptosis (Zwelling et al, 1979; Siddik, 2003).

We argue that by approaching the Chinese e-business industry from the standpoint of institutional theory, we can capture the complex factors facilitating and hindering China's rapidly growing e-business industry.

Altogether, these data suggest that stimulation of hERG1 channels rapidly hindered the cell cycle machinery by inhibiting the activity of the early key regulatory protein cyclin E2.

Birds given PTU showed rapidly hindered growth, and by the time of killing body mass was only one-third of that of TN controls (Table 1).

IBM's enormous size hindered it from responding rapidly to these accelerating rates of technological change, and by the 1990s the company had downsized considerably.

However, the lack of seamless data transformation between database and knowledge based system hinders design practitioners from responding rapidly to the changes in the complex and dynamic product development environment.

One disadvantage of using these fluorescent dye labeled aptamers on their own is that they are rapidly photobleached, severely hindering their clinical usefulness [14].

Tolerance to tissue-engineering products is a major obstacle hindering the clinical application of this rapidly advancing technology.

Mechanistic studies of CNS myelination have been hindered by the lack of a rapidly myelinating culture system.

The animals primarily infected by Francisella tularensis are rapidly consumed by scavengers, hindering ecologic investigation of the bacterium.

This is because apoptosis usually occurs quite rapidly (within hours), thus hindering the detection of cells showing classic features of this process in a neurodegenerative event that takes months.