Sentence examples for less hampering from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of high-school dropouts and other unfavorable characteristics among construction workers shows up in low average exit rates, but differences with other industries become much less hampering once we control for those characteristics.

Less hampered by inhibitions over the more blatant forms of salesmanship than their European colleagues, publishing houses in New York City began to take large advertisements, make extravagant claims for the qualities of their books, and thus build up bigger sales for new books than was customary in other countries.

One area, that of herbal derived medicines, has seen innovation because it is less hampered by regulatory constraints.

However, the insert was of significant influence, as the Epac constructs generally were less hampered by speckles.

Image quality and occurrence of artifacts are less hampered using the new balanced-SSFP sequence.

In addition, arrays of regularly spaced centrosomal structures indicate that the cycle of centrosome replication was less hampered than the mitotic cycle, a characteristic also observed in other mutations affecting mitosis (Belecz et al. 2001; Zhang et al. 2009).

We focused on two hybrid genotypes ('Carpaccio' and 'Soligo') exhibiting contrasting tolerance to drought in field experiments, Carpaccio productivity being less hampered by drought than that of Soligo [ 32].

Webb suggested that as depth increases, the deposit becomes finer and less permeable hampering the presence of adults [14].

That will make China less competitive, thus hampering growth.

But now they fear less borrowing could hamper overall growth.

Small businesses are hampered less by a lack of loans than a shortage of customers, argues Bill Dunkelberg, chief economist of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), a trade group.