Sentence examples for more hindered from inspiring English sources
Perhaps seeing that Melinda was stable and would be more hindered by my leaving than staying, he updated her chart and pulled the door behind him without another word.
Furthermore, monoacylated derivatives at the more hindered secondary position could also be obtained employing hydrolysis processes.
However, no reaction of 1 with more hindered alcohols (e.g., secondary alcohols) or their deprotonated forms was observed, even after months.
For the carrier mobility, dopant materials as the scattering center, the carrier mobility will encounter more hindered concentration with increasing Li amount, which leads the decrease of mobility.
Sterically less hindered alcohols, such as benzyl alcohol, showed greater reactivity than sterically more hindered alcohols, such as 2-naphthylmethanol and heteroaromatic primary alcohols.
The results show that 5b and 5c containing only one hydrogen bond with a less hindered rotation spacer extract La3+ more efficiently than 5a containing two hydrogen bonds with a more hindered rotation spacer, demonstrating the importance of local rigidification of spacer in the design of extractants in influencing the coordination environment.
As social animals, they are most comfortable in small social groups; herds of 500 or more hinder the social interaction that prevents stress.
The theory is that making employees aware of their own health risks could lead them to, say, eat better or exercise more, hindering diseases like diabetes from progressing to stages that are more expensive to treat.
And his poll ratings remain formidable.Seen in this light, the pro-Israel rally helped more than hindered Mr Bush.
Earlier experiments with a species of coccolithophore, Emiliania huxleyi, had found that lower pH levels (more acidic) hindered the algae's ability to build the disks of carbonate that form its shell.
The more sterically hindered complexes Ti(3 5)(OiPr)2, with respect to the ortho-phenoxy positions, primarily adopted two conformations.
