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Its implementation, however, remains hampered by the high standards of Nike products.

However, its use for functional cellular studies remains hampered by the lack of single-cell assays for hemocytes (blood cells).

Germany's government paid a lot for the study, but its full publication remains hampered by privacy and legal issues.

Ultimately, when implementation is reasonable, the application of these efforts remains hampered by regulatory, reimbursement, and other policy issues.

Commercialization of ZnO-based anodes remains hampered by their rapid capacity fading upon cyclical charge and discharge.

But it has also raised the cost of imports, particularly fuel, at a time when domestic energy production remains hampered by the Fukushima nuclear plant.

Without fundamental information on cold-formed steel moment-rotation/curvature response, i.e. the backbone curve, system modeling for cold-formed steel structures to collapse remains severely hampered.

For this reason, online clothes shopping remains hugely hampered by a high rate of returns.

However, it remains badly hampered by chronic corruption and political violence remains an issue in areas such as the Blue Nile and South Kordofan states.

"So they start listening to political parties across the Atlantic". Local independent media does exist - often written in Amharic, hence not noticed by many labelling Ethiopia one of the world's most-censored countries - but remains severely hampered compared to state media.

Our understanding of the neurobiological mechanisms underlying the most complex and excruciating mental illnesses, including depression, remains incomplete, hampering the development of novel diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.