Sentence examples for markedly hinder from inspiring English sources
At higher drug contents, the hydrophobic drug might crystallize in the solid core of the nanoparticles, which would markedly hinder drug released [2].
However, one major concern about electrospun scaffolds for tissue repair and regeneration is that their small pores defined by densely compacted fibers markedly hinder cell infiltration and tissue ingrowth.
However, low cloning efficiency and a high incidence of developmental abnormalities in SCNT clones markedly hinder the use of this technology.
If this is true, injection of anti-CD44 mAbs into animals with experimental human-like arthritis should abolish the disease or markedly hinder its development.
This is not surprising, as data from burn ICU patients demonstrate that the catabolic/hypermetabolic state following injury can persist for up to 2 years following discharge from the hospital and this can markedly hinder recovery of patients' lean body mass and function following injury [ 13, 14].
Hardaway is acutely aware that even though his performance was markedly hindered by an injured knee in last season's playoff loss to the Knicks, he faced the brunt of the criticism afterward.
The electron transfer reaction of [Fe CN 6]4−/3− was markedly hindered at the HDT modified Au (Au/HDT) electrode while it was restored with a peak separation of 74 mV after the immobilization of AuNPs on Au/HDT (Au/HDT/AuNPs) electrode indicating a good electronic communication between the immobilized AuNPs and the underlying bulk Au electrode through a HDT monolayer.
Although the growth of HepG2 cells was markedly hindered by CRIS (Tardito et al, 2011), HC-AFW1 cells were substantially unaffected and both lines were insensitive to MSO alone.
While PR70 enhances the phosphatase activity toward pCdc6, which relies on its interaction with the catalytic subunit, the B′/PR61 regulatory subunits markedly hindered Cdc6 dephosphorylation, likely by steric hindrance of Cdc6 entry route to the active site on the catalytic subunit.
That the rules hinder access.
