If you do laundry once a week, you might need a smaller hamper than someone who does laundry once a month.
As a result, it is typically argued that a firm size distribution biased towards small firms hampers productivity growth in Spain.
"Trolls are hurting consumers and are increasingly going after small businesses, hampering innovation and reducing competition," Matthew Bye, Google's Senior Competition Counsel, notes in a blog post.
These are often small firms, hampered by their lack of financial resources and often unable to develop the final products by themselves.
We found that an increased number of injected spheres will cause increasing non-uniformity due to microsphere trapping in larger arterioles or small arteries, hampering microsphere transport to the terminal portal artery.
Michael Gerber's book, E-Myth Revisited, suggested that small businesses hamper their growth because owners too often function as technicians who work in the business versus on the business.
Small numbers hamper the ability to look at this clearly in Pacific women.
False negative reports, especially in light of genes of small effect, hamper further understanding of genetic mechanisms in autism.
Since cancer data were aggregated at the municipal level, variability due to small areas hampered interpretation of observed SIRs in terms of underlying local cancer risks [ 3].
