Sentence examples for simultaneously hampering from inspiring English sources

However, in the latter study, as in most studies in the systematic review, several interventions were tested simultaneously, hampering accurate quantification of the effects of decolonization.

Maximizing sustainability has huge costs and may simultaneously hamper the realization of other public values [2].

In this sense, hypothermia is a two-edged sword: the mechanism that provides tissue protection can simultaneously hamper the bodies' ability to fight infections.

However, the availability of limited number of fluorescence labels that can be monitored simultaneously has hampered the use of multiple probes for multiplex assays.

Simultaneously, it hampers gluconeogenesis by inhibiting the hepatic enzyme phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase, inhibits the synthesis of fatty acids and stimulates their oxidation [ 22, 67].

The retrospective analytical design allows the exploration of many variables simultaneously, although it hampers the possibility of determining causal relationships.

Simultaneously there are also plenty of practical restrictions hampering UMN's application (e.g., the disturbances caused by geomagnetic storm).

The SIMPSON-MILLER administration now faces the difficult prospect of having to achieve fiscal discipline to maintain debt payments while simultaneously attacking a serious crime problem that is hampering economic growth.

But competition is hampering negotiations.

Brown took delight in hampering this.

Injuries hampering progress?