Sentence examples for somehow hindered from inspiring English sources

These assumptions have somehow hindered the comprehensive study of stress/displacement distributions over the entire layer.

However, most anode electrodes fabricated under this strategy are somehow hindered for commercial applications due to the relatively low volumetric capacity of the electrodes.

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Not because it would bring his wrath — Steven seldom got angry at his people (he believed in kicking up, not down) — but rather because you might disappoint him, and thus somehow hinder the beautiful enterprise that you were all engaged in.

But excessive heat interferes, somehow hindering the plants' ability to set seed.

Thus, the findings indicate that smoking somehow hinders the function of MBL.

Nonetheless, a proper assessment of the accuracy of remotely sensed biomass maps is often limited by the lack of field validation datasets with comparable coverage and resolution, somehow hindering the operational use of the biomass products for national assessment of biomass and C stocks.

In response, a certain subset of Redditors began whining extra loudly about "censorship" and "free speech," which was somehow being hindered by the site's newfound lack of revenge porn (check this sublimely whiny thread from May, following Pao's move to ban harassment).

All this is because the Haitian authorities are trying to avoid the electoral process … They're trying to create this false sense that we're generating a humanitarian crisis that somehow is hindering their electoral process".

Somehow it helped rather than hindered that the two players have such apparently different musical personalities, with Bezuidenhout's exuberance weaving itself into the luminous intensity of Faust's sound and generating an exhilarating creative spontaneity between the two.

The novel, about a couple, Rachel and Dan, who arrive in Antigua on their honeymoon, is "hindered by a frustrating number of red herrings" and "Myerson adopts a casual style which somehow manages to sound stilted".