However, the rate of release of reactive oxygen intermediates (ROI) is increased under pathological conditions [ 12], although their high reactivity and short life hampers their detection in vivo.
Indeed, studies of the effects of UNO have produced a large body of empirical evidence consistent with the conclusion that sensory deprivation, beginning early in life, hampers the subsequent development of the olfactory system [reviewed in [ 3, 4]].
The account of how the Iraqi zookeepers and Americans cooperated to bring the zoo back to life is hampered by cumbersome sidebars, but it's a good story nonetheless.
Strengthening community life is hampered by the difficulty of breaking the ice between people, but greater inequality amplifies the impression that some people are worth so much more than others, making us all more anxious about how we are seen and judged.
His interest in the sport of rowing dominated Rush's life, and hampered his prosperity.
Even in areas where mortality was low, so many were incapacitated that much of everyday life was hampered.
Thus, despite its efficacy, a concern about the toxicity and impairment of quality of life has hampered its widespread utilization in clinical practice.
Previous studies addressing consequences of antibiotic treatment in early life were hampered by a retrospective approach [ 11, 33, 39, 47], divergent study populations [ 48], smaller sample sizes [ 17] or a limited period of follow-up [ 34, 49].
Having a large mortgage late in life seriously hampers how far an individual can build up a pension.
It's telling that the same organizations so zealously bent on "protecting unborn life" by hampering women's abortion access are not all that bothered with preventing unwanted pregnancy, which, as the CDC notes, is "the major contributor to abortion".
