Sentence examples for substantially hinder from inspiring English sources
Undetected or ill-mapped geologic hazards can stop or substantially hinder project development with respect to profit and safety.
Weak or failed monsoons (droughts) result in widespread agricultural losses and substantially hinder overall economic growth.
In conclusion, our study reveals the importance of underlying attitudes and beliefs that may substantially hinder willingness to report to duty among EMS workers in a global public health emergency.
Although such a fusion will be unable to block loading, it will substantially hinder cohesin unloading from DNA, consistent with the available observations (Buheitel and Stemmann, 2013, Gruber et al., 2006).
Excluded dyads included mothers or adolescents who did not speak or read English sufficiently to participate, or had any history of psychosis, severe cognitive impairment, or medical problems that would substantially hinder completion of the study measures.
However, therapeutic application of CA4 is substantially hindered due to geometric isomerization.
The presence of Laponite particles substantially hindered the release of a number of proteins that otherwise showed burst release from these hydrogels.
The use of the superplastic forming in high production applications has been substantially hindered by the process required long cycle times.
However, their low transfection efficiency substantially hinders their application in both clinical practices and academic research, which is mostly attributable to the low capacity of siRNA/cationic macromolecule complexes to escape lysosomes.
The contorted polymer chain forms a very stable morphology and substantially hinders interactions between chromophores, thus diminishing the formation of aggregated species that are commonly observed in other electrooptically active polymers.
However, the generation of very high affinity antibodies has proven to be difficult to some promising tumour targets, thus substantially hindering their use for cancer treatment.
