Sentence examples for problem hinders from inspiring English sources

This problem hinders scientific progress by making it hard to build on results buried in literature.

The lack of a proper definition of the problem hinders the design of prevention strategies, often leading to implementation of inappropriate and ineffective actions.

Consequently, this problem hinders the correct identification and quantification of the species present in a sample.

They thought the emphasis on equality was itself a moral problem, hindering enterprise.

One problem hindering Mr. Ganley's recovery is money: he himself has to come up with an explanation of the debts before a prognosis can be made.

Another problem hindering agile workflow design in Luigi is unnecessary parameter duplication.

Code smells refer to any symptom in the source code of a program that possibly indicates a deeper problem, hindering software maintenance and evolution.

The major problem hindering the development of the ZnO light emitters is still the lack of efficient, reliable, and stable p-doping of ZnO and MgZnO.

Dodig, who was on the verge of breaking into the world's top 30 before a back problem hindered his progress and caused him to plummet to 118th in the rankings, rarely troubled the Scot.

A problem hindering the acceptance of magnetic therapy has been that many studies have used inadequately defined treatment devices leading to difficulties reproducing experimental conditions from laboratory to laboratory [53].

This indicates that underreporting is likely to be a problem hindering brucellosis control in other areas.