Sentence examples for more hampered from inspiring English sources

Funds that depend on managers' ability to choose stocks are more hampered by rapid flows of money in or out.

Coria, a mobile Argentine, was more hampered by a tight thigh that he was nursing through the tournament.

I can think of no institution that was more hampered by the dull sound of its home than the City Opera.

He has been sidelined by a strained abdomen, though general manager Dave Dombrowski said the Triple Crown winner has been more hampered by a groin problem.

Recording under the name Sad13, Dupuis's debut solo record, Slugger, posits that consent can be both an uncomplicated interaction and a more hampered complexity.

But the Brothers remain ambivalent about how to proceed.Egypt's opposition may have lost the initiative, successfully driven apart by the regime's invitation, but perhaps even more hampered by its inability to speak for both the revolutionaries in Tahrir Square and for the wider Egyptian public.

The denser PEG can give the greater biocompatibility, while should more hamper the ligand recognition.

We have one more hamper to deliver, to a family in distress about mounting debt.

According to this scenario, the Pacific population would have been more severely hampered during LGM, as suggested by significant negative Tajima and Fu's tests and an L-shaped mismatch distribution.

Combined with a low-throughput two-dimensional sampling approach the limited availability of sequence data more severely hampered the identification of known sanguinarine biosynthetic enzymes using LC-MS/MS analysis, which yielded only 6OMT [ 2].

The detected difference in hydrolysis efficiency on xylans by these two enzymes may be partly due to the fact that Nf Xyn11A was more severely hampered by the presence of substituents in xylans than Ta Xyn10A, in accordance with the findings reported in previous studies [ 4, 31, 36- 38].