Our hybrid segmentation recovered more than 95% of the bees annotated in the ground truth, although it is still hampered by quite a high false alarm rate (19%).
So did Robert Simpson's influential book "The Essence of Bruckner" (1967), which, though quite perceptive musically, was often hampered by an easy acceptance of clichés about the composer.
In fact, notification data, although the surveillance system is considered quite efficient in Italy, can be hampered by under-reporting and inconsistency.
The constant drinking of this jovial, bantering couple never hampered their investigative skills - quite the opposite, in fact.
I never quite understood what afflicted her, but it hampered her ability to grow and walk correctly.
MCs appear to be quite scarce in the epidermis, which has hampered their study in vitro.
He shows, too, that despite the illness that hampered much of his adult life, Darwin travelled quite widely within Britain (often accompanied by subjects of study such as "pots of orchids or of insect-eating plants... at considerable inconvenience").
Though quite good at identifying cases (76.5% sensitivity), the method was hampered by poor performance in controls (36.5% specificity).
The $250m sequel's US bow did not quite match the $207.4m taken by The Avengers three years ago, but the film was likely hampered by interest in Saturday's much-hyped Floyd Mayweather/Manny Pacquiao boxing match.
The rather static dramaturgy can make it tricky in performance, and Glyndebourne's new production is hampered by an often overly busy staging by Laurent Pelly that doesn't quite get the measure of the piece.
