Sentence examples for problem which hampers from inspiring English sources

Since the susceptibility to serum is another problem which hampers the successful gene delivery by several cationic polymers, the transfection of polymers/siRNA complexes in the presence of serum (10% FBS) was also investigated in this study.

Opener Chris Gayle will miss the series because of the persistent back problem which hampered him in the World Cup.

Liverpool are desperate to help him resolve a problem which hampered him for several months before his operation, and has also been a problem in previous years, and hope that the extra rest will enable him to be fully fit for next season.

The lack of a clear forum for health workers to share their concerns with management resulted in persistence of unresolved problems which hampers health workers' productivity and affects their general performance.

For all these countries but Luxembourg, there are serious data problems which hamper proper forecasting.

The absence of early warning systems and other civil defense systems are major problems which hamper the preparedness of the government and other stakeholders to effectively tackle the problem of flooding and resultant health impacts.

As we sorted through the conflicted loci, we discovered two additional problems which hamper exclusively computational genome annotations.

Thus this technique assists in circumventing the problems of a long generation period, which hampers the scope of genetic improvement particularly in perennial horticultural tree species.

A good-performing fuel is generally one that achieves a high ignition mass flux with a low maximum temperature to avoid slag problems due to ash melting [30], which hampers the diffusion of the species and reduces the energy of the bed.

This permanent update problem can be aggravated by possible format changes of the source, which hampers further data processing.

The inherent problem of immunoassays is their poor specificity due to antibody cross-reactivity, which hampers both enzyme immunoassay and RIA approaches.