Sentence examples for relatively hindered from inspiring English sources
The phrase "relatively hindered" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is somewhat impeded or slowed down, but not completely stopped. Example: "The progress of the project was relatively hindered by the lack of resources, but the team was still able to meet the deadline."
The differences are related to the special architecture of BEA zeolite which allows the diffusion of relatively hindered molecules through its pores, contrary to the uni-dimensional structure of MOR zeolite.
As such, ketones could have been responsible for the altered KD growth at both time-points, as well as for the relatively hindered KD growth observed at E17.5 compared with its growth at E13.5.
In addition, relatively weak acidity hindered various side reaction such as hydrogen-transfer reactions, as a result, propylene and butylene yields increased due to fewer hydrogen-transfer reactions.
Goren added that the relatively short games had hindered ratings but that Sunday's Game 2 harvested one victory: ABC's "Desperate Housewives," which competed against the game, had its lowest rating of the new season.
The relatively rapid rates of hindered amines have not been adequately explained, despite their extensive use in commercial solvents.
This strategy is, however, hindered by relatively weak activity of some cellular promoters, which may lead to low levels of gene expression, thus declining therapeutic efficacy.
Despite pervasive exurban development in the United States (US) over the last several decades, a lack of relatively precise data has hindered basic research, including classification of the types of emerging exurban settlement patterns.
Although this technique has now been extended by the three-dimensional (3D) printing of geometrically complex scaffolds, the overall approach is hindered by relatively slow turnover and negative effects of residual scaffold material, which affects final clinical outcome.
Compared with great amount of EST resources from G. hirsutum, ESTs for G. barbadense are relatively scarce and have hindered the exploration of its economic importance.
However, its use is hindered by relatively low selectivity toward cancer cells and severe side effects from uptake by noncancerous cells and tissue.
Our exploratory analyses revealed no evidence that alcohol consumption modified the effect of smoking in terms of OPMD risk, although this finding is based on a relatively small sample that hindered an in-depth examination of the potential interaction.
