Fake malaria drugs pose a real risk of hampering the international effort to curb the disease.
Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia, said after his own meeting with the judge that he, too, was "very satisfied" that Judge Alito had said he believed the court had erred by going too far in prohibiting government support for religion at the risk of hampering individual expression of religion.
Another method is to stratify analyses, however, at the risk of hampering generalizability of the findings.
Some riders prefer to stay close to the inner rail, saving ground around the bends, while others prefer to take a wider route around the outside where their horses can get a clearer sight of the fences and run less of a risk of being hampered or brought down by fallers.
However, a considerable risk of bias hampered all of the studies.
ADE has been thought to be an important cause of DHF/DSS, and the risk of ADE hampers the development of vaccines or specific antiviral therapies against DENV infection (Whitehead et al. 2007).
Wear products were found to influence the risk of infection by hampering the immune system, by inhibiting or accelerating bacterial growth, and by a possible antibiotic resistance and heavy metal co-selection mechanism.
However, this review suggests that wear particles and their corrosion products may have an influence on the risk of infection by hampering the immune system, by inhibiting or accelerating bacterial growth, and by possible antibiotic resistance and metal resistance mechanisms involving co-selection.
But so far, the precise differentiation, the efficiency of differentiation and the risk of tumorigenesis hamper the application of embryonic stem cells in tissue rehabilitation.
We must acknowledge a major limitation of this study and which limits interpretation of our data, i.e. the low number of cases and in particular the limited number of exposed cases, thus yielding statistically unstable risk estimates and hampering the prospect of detecting small changes in risk and limiting the chance to assess possible dose-response relations.
The majority of older clinical studies focusing on diabetes mellitus and risk of osteoporosis are hampered by methodological problems, such as: relatively small sample sizes; heterogeneous study populations; and the use of different techniques and measurement sites for BMD.
