Phones4U accused Vodafone at the time of having acted in a way to "inflict maximum damage" on the chain but Vodafone said the retailer was unable to offer it sufficiently competitive terms, hampered by the debt from its bond issue.
This, however, is hampered by the lack of sufficiently sensitive, specific, reliable and fast laboratory tests [ 4].
The debate rests heavily on the presence or absence of certain features typical of Cushitic or Afro-Asiatic, but the lack of sufficiently representative and thoroughly researched descriptions of the Omotic languages has hampered linguists' ability to discern reliable generalizations within the group.
Along with maximum temperatures, nighttime (minimum) temperatures are important to track for public health effects, because physiologic recovery from daytime heat is hampered if temperatures during the night do not decrease sufficiently.
The task is often hampered by the lack of relevant experimental data with sufficiently low noise level, but the subset of genes whose concentration levels exhibit an oscillatory behavior in time can readily be analyzed on the basis of their Fourier spectrum, known to turn complex signals into few relatively noise-free parameters.
The application of TILLING to rice, however, has been hampered by the difficulty in obtaining a population with a sufficiently high mutation density [ 27].
Possibly, monocistronic expression is sufficiently high as to hamper mRNA detection from tandem transcripts, which would help explaining the lack of correlation shown in Additional file 7: Figure S4.
However, the lack of a sufficiently consistent procedure to describe and categorize the observed microstructural phenomena has occasionally hampered the usefulness of the results.
At present, our knowledge of these processes on the molecular and cellular level is limited, since studies on HSCs are hampered by their low abundance in hematopoietic organs and are thus difficult to access in sufficiently large quantities for direct studies.
Meanwhile, government giveaways in the form of free electricity to farmers and a reluctance among politicians to raise power tariffs to sufficiently cover costs have drained cash reserves from the largely state-run electricity-distribution companies, leaving them with mounting debt and hampered ability to purchase power.
