Sentence examples for mainly hindered from inspiring English sources
However, its application in organic farming is mainly hindered through increasing weed pressure.
Nonetheless, the increased influence in recent years of private/Western accounting and finance firms has mainly hindered women, especially veiled women's ability to access and progress at work.
Practical application of silicon anodes for lithium-ion batteries has been mainly hindered because of their low electrical conductivity and large volume change (ca. 300%) occurring during the lithiation and delithiation processes.
However, the economic commercialization of lignocellulosic biorefinery approaches is mainly hindered by the large costs to produce functional and stable biocatalysts for polysaccharide decomposition (Bornscheuer et al. 2014).
Spark's performance is mainly hindered by the fact that it executes more map and reduce tasks than Hadoop and this can affect resources and node workloads when running clustering jobs.
The flow of patients on the outpatient clinic was mainly hindered by the disinfection of the entire room after the visit of a MRSA positive or patient at risk for MRSA carriage following the national MRSA guideline (a.o. patients that have been admitted to a hospital abroad or have been in contact with pigs/veal calves) [ 1].
Non-specific clinical manifestation mainly hinders the early diagnosis of ovarian cancer[ 1].
The other problem is related to the high ratio of actives which mainly hinders the early recognition ability in what is known as the "saturation effect".
"It threatens the growth of crops, mainly by hindering the development of the crop's roots, and preventing crops from absorbing water and nutrients, which ultimately leads to a decline in output," it wrote.
Development of an oral docetaxel formulation has been hindered mainly due to its poor solubility and oral bioavailability.
However, further applications of both strategies are hindered mainly by the tedious multistep synthesis and the associated difficulties in analytical quality control of each synthetic step.
