Sentence examples for most hinders from inspiring English sources

The lack of information on co-morbidities parallel to ADHD is another limitation, because the high rate of co-morbidities in childhood is one of the factors that most hinders diagnosis.

But more than anything else, Safin's inability to mount an encore to last year has been most hindered by his health early in the season.

But it needs to move from an emergency response to a long-term battle plan, the panel said, and its members listed these three restrictions that they felt were the most hindering: The requirement that 33percentt of all money for prevention be spent teaching chastity and fidelity, even in countries where most cases are spread by drug injection.

On a rough paper surface with low polarity, the biofilm formation was most hindered.

Comparatively, multicellular metabolism of the Candida albicans and Aspergillus niger were the most hindered by the extracts placing them at a minimum inhibitory concentration of 25 mg/ml with few exceptions as shown in Table 3.

The places in my state where access is the most hindered are unfortunately also vastly under-resourced.

The most hindered ones, with the shortest T2 components, were located within the internal structure of the cell wall.

Furthermore, the significant numerical imbalance between oxygenase components and ETCs, the functional loss of type V ETC, which has a high degree of compatibility, most likely hinders PAH degradation in these PAH-non-degraders.

An increase in ECM components in the tumor would most likely hinder nanoparticle diffusion within the tumor microenvironment, as seen by the hindered or immobilized transport of model PS-PEG greater than 100 nm.

The mainland's stalling economy will most likely hinder investment, and economists say that cutting government, while necessary, may hurt as much as it helps.

If the goal is to jump-start the United States economy and create more jobs, reinstating Glass-Steagall will most likely hinder, not help.