Sentence examples for not hampered for from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the better survival of first generation non-western immigrants after stomach cancer compared with the control population remains unexplained, but suggests that access to the health care system in Netherlands was not hampered for these immigrants.

Add a playful silk necktie to an inability to communicate, which has somehow not hampered his professional life, for some unexpected élan.

Serena insisted on the eve of this tournament that her knee was fine and had not hampered her while preparing for the tournament.

"Yet, for nearly two centuries our ignorance has not hampered the use of general anesthesia for routinely extinguishing consciousness during surgery".

Further evidence that the detection of a diagnostically relevant signal (in that case of reduction) is not hampered by stronger filtering comes for studies in neurodegenerative diseases.

Washington's successor, John Adams, was not hampered by the same circumspect regard for the democratic proprieties, and he let his Federalist supporters in Congress push through the Sedition Act of 1798, which had the effect of making published criticism by the opposition a federal crime, punishable by imprisonment.

The results show agreement within their respective uncertainty bounds; the identification of key components for safety is not hampered by data differences.

While the disparity between men and women in EDM has not hampered female DJs from standing out for their musical talents -- more women are now present on DJ charts than were several years ago -- the music industry standard with men in the upper echelons has bred certain stereotypes.

Such models are not hampered by heterogeneity of data, and provide the opportunity for a sparse sampling approach.

Aging has not hampered Marie Kelleher.

But it has not hampered Mr. Bartlet's work.