Sentence examples for strongly hampers from inspiring English sources

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

HIV-1 PR strongly hampers translation of pre-existing capped luc mRNAs, particularly when these mRNAs contain a poly(A) tail.

This strongly hampers accurate analysis and reproducibility.

This situation strongly hampers the selection of the most suitable analogues for further clinical validation.

Increased blood viscosity strongly hampers the microcirculation, resulting in plugging of the capillary bed, arteriovenous shunting and diminished tissue perfusion.

Also in mitral valve disease, echocardiographic findings of a left ventricular end-systolic diameter above 4.5 cm strongly hampers two-years survival [ 9].

It also said the reporting of suspected crimes had been strongly hampered by a "code of silence" among the clergy which had seen those who dared to break it "ostracised, demoted and fired", and cited one well-known instance from 2001 in which a bishop was in effect congratulated for having kept to it.

This coupled with change in climatic condition were strongly hampering our economic income and livelihood activity".

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.

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.