Sentence examples similar to projected hindrances from inspiring English sources

In general, lower projected damage was observed at elevated temperatures, which resulted also in a possible hindrance to delamination and shear cracks propagation during impact and in a greater amount of retained flexural strength after impact.

"Energy is one of the biggest needs of economic growth in Asia, and China will be able to promise projects without these hindrances," said a senior A.D.B. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the bank does not want to be seen in a public spat with China.

This Pax Americana would require an aggressive, unilateral foreign policy free from the hindrances of multilateral organizations or treaties, as well as new military bases, and the will and ability to project American power anywhere.

Specifically, we suggested that the bulkier substituents projecting into the HBP1 and HBP2 regions of the TTR∶FLP pocket might significantly improve TTR-inhibitor interactions and reduce its binding affinity for COX-1 and COX-2 due to steric hindrance.

It is substantiated by a case study of two real-life housing projects, conducted to manifest the hindrances and the benefits achieved.

One of the major hindrances of the accuracy of our project is that the platform is not flat since wood is very sensitive to the environment.

This study is part of a project in which farmers are also asked about hindrances and motivators for biosecurity.

We believe that the cross-case analysis of these five projects enables us to compare perceived facilitators and hindrances in the evidence-to-policy process in these settings in order to enhance our understanding of evidence-informed policymaking in LMICs.

Actions like these have removed most of the hindrances that private capital faced in the bidding stage of road projects.

A project led by gay men (or just men) of similar professional standing might face fewer hindrances.

But there were unexpected hindrances too.