Sentence examples for relatively hampered from inspiring English sources

The performance of WBC imaging is poor in spondylitis and spondylodiscitis: up to 50% of all patients with spondylodiscitis show photopenic lesions due to encapsulation of the infection, and therefore relatively hampered migration of leukocytes; as a result the specificity of the method is reduced [ 8].

Internet bookselling has been hampered by relatively low levels of broadband penetration and poor postal services.

Using mortality alone to assess routine operations is hampered by relatively low perioperative mortality.

Progress has been hampered by relatively small studies, different methods of molecular analysis, and heterogeneity in histologic subtypes, stage, treatment administered, and survival criteria used.

While plastics have revolutionized industrial design due to their versatile processability, their relatively low strength has hampered their use in structural components.

Several series of FFA1 agonists including TAK-875, the most advanced compound terminated in phase III studies due to concerns about liver toxicity, have been hampered by relatively high molecular weight and lipophilicity.

Our study was hampered by relatively small sample size.

However, these relatively small studies were hampered by imprecise risk estimates [ 13, 14].

Debates on benefits and payments in all low income settings are hampered by relatively little information on what is currently happening on the ground, and on the range of stakeholders' views on current practice.

Single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and positron-emission tomography (PET) are imaging techniques that supply functional information, but they involve radiation exposure and are expensive with low availability and are hampered by relatively low spatial resolution [ 10– 13].

Typical CARS systems based on optical parametric oscillators [ 5, 6] or synchronized Ti Sapphire lasers [ 7, 8] have been successful for imaging lipids, myelin and water [ 4, 9] (for a review see [ 10]) but their relatively slow tunability has hampered their use in spectroscopy.