Sentence examples for strongly hamper from inspiring English sources

Nicaragua appears to have continued to aid Salvadoran leftist guerrillas and to maintain laws besides the formal state of emergency, that strongly hamper press freedom and political expression.

We hypothesised that if induced defences are built mainly upon current photoassimilates, then carbon starvation by light deprivation should strongly hamper the production of new defences.

However, photobleaching and photoblinking (hereafter referred to as photobleaching/photoblinking) of the probe molecules strongly hamper SMT studies of living cells, making it difficult to observe in vivo molecular events and to evaluate their lifetimes (e.g., off rates).

Unregistered firms in the informal sector employ close to half of Mexico's labor force, with workers that frequently lack access to a good education, reliable health care, and affordable financial services, conditions that strongly hamper their accumulation of human capital.

GF120918 was found to strongly hamper P-gp function in the parasite at low micromolar concentrations, as assessed by efflux analysis of the specific P-gp substrate rhodamine 123 (Fig. 1A).

It is addressed that amplification methods usually bring bias, which may strongly hamper the following interpretation of the results.

Nevertheless, uncertainty associated with well data (including water flowrates and salinities) strongly hampers the process design task.

The development of diamond-based electronic devices designed to operate at high power is strongly hampered by the lack of low dislocation single crystal material.

Direct intramyocardial injection of cells proved to be the most effective application route, however, engraftment rates are very low (<5%) strongly hampering its efficacy.

However, like other inorganic nanomaterials, high macrophage uptake, short blood retention time and unfavorable biodistributions have strongly hampered their applications in vivo.

Previous studies have pointed out that I-CreI meganuclease has a preference for certain nucleotides at the 5NNN of its target sequence, and that a G in position −4 strongly hampers cleavage6,9.