Sentence examples for preservation hampering from inspiring English sources

Hyperlipidic diets limit glucose oxidation and favor amino acid preservation, hampering the elimination of excess dietary nitrogen and the catabolic utilization of amino acids.

But competition is hampering negotiations.

Injuries hampering progress?

Bad weather is hampering divers.

Due to the instability of RNA and the suboptimal preservation of routine biopsy samples using formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) analyses, the methods discussed thus far for HPV transcript detection rely on the analysis of fresh-frozen tissue in research laboratories, therefore hampering the translation to routine clinical diagnostic.

The Goelets, accompanied by Mr. Field, their lawyer, asked the board not to burden the island with regulations, which they said would hamper their private preservation efforts.

As explained above, investigation of the preservation potential of the tsunami deposits is hampered by technical problems and local variation of the tsunami deposits (see also Szczuciński, in press).

When eminent historian Dr Cahill is murdered, it falls to municipal inspector Liesl Malone to investigate, only to find her work on this case and subsequent murders hampered by the secretive Directorate of Preservation.

The absence of preservation detail in medusozoan fossils has thus far hampered our knowledge of the extent of cnidarian diversity and complexity that existed during this key time in animal evolution.

Comparatively few collections of the various species and the poor state of preservation of key reference specimens of earlier documented species hamper comparison and reliable identification (Parnell 2001; Parnell et al. 2014).

The time limit has hampered the towns' ability to borrow money against the community preservation fund balances for larger land purchases, he said.