Sentence examples for substantially hampered from inspiring English sources

She added: "Despite the growth and popularity of these markets, they tend to be short-lived, and their success substantially hampered by the growth of mistrust amongst market participants due to scams and, to a more limited extent, law enforcement activities".

However, optical readout was substantially hampered by scattering of the laser beam at the loaded particles and diffraction at the column surface.

Another important circumstance consists in the fact that application of uranium enrichment technologies for so denatured uranium fuel is substantially hampered.

Although AR signalling controls the expression of many target genes, it is not fully elucidated so far whether the uptake of metabolic PET tracers such as [18F]FDG, [11C]choline and [11C]acetate is substantially hampered by interfering with this molecular signalling pathway during AD.

My home state of Alabama is one of those states that continues to try to block voting access, but those efforts has been substantially hampered by the provisions contained in the VRA".

Transcriptomics studies on conifer trees have been substantially hampered until recently by lacking of their complete genome sequences [ 14].

Although methods have been developed to synthesize and isolate generation 5 (G5) PAMAM dendrimers containing precise numbers of ligands per polymer particle, the presence of skeletal and generational defects in this material can substantially hamper the process.

Adding an advocate to "run-of-the-mill FISA matters would substantially hamper the work of the courts without providing any countervailing benefit in terms of privacy protection," he added.

A strong permanent halocline and seasonal thermocline in summer substantially hamper vertical mixing of water column, which induces formation of oxygen-depleted zones in several locations, essentially in the deep areas of the central Baltic.

Inhibition of CK2 substantially hampers cancer cell migration, proliferation and even induces apoptosis.

FM often substantially hampers day-to-day functioning and is a primary cause of disability [ 5].