The phrase "that hamper access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that poses a difficulty or obstacle in being able to access or obtain something. Example: "The extensive roadwork construction in the city that hamper access to the downtown area has caused significant traffic delays for commuters."
Nor does it like Britain's policy of dispersing asylum-seekers around the country, since that hampers access to legal, health and education services (see article).
Frustrated by what they describe as management problems that hampered access to equipment and facilities, the group decided to form their own institute, to be directed by Ribeiro at the nearby Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, which will fund the endeavor.
There was a distinct and unavoidable trade-off between the time taken for EG enzymes to interact with the surface long enough for sufficient reaction points to be located, and the resulting overcrowding that hampered access to those points.
- Other problems that hamper the access to proper insulin and care Table 2 shows the specific areas that the different RAPIA questionnaires target.
LPAC's organisers said gay rights and women's health issues were a key priority in American politics, especially in the face of Republican efforts to campaign against equal marriage and pass laws that restrict or hamper access to abortion clinics.
This finding highlights that poor cognitive ability may hamper access to appropriate care.
That's especially true overseas, where geographical viewing restrictions hamper access to popular U.S. content.
Crocodiles have been also suggested to occur at gueltas Oudougeï and Tottous (reviewed by [18]), but presence lack confirmation due to the regional conflicts that hamper the access to the Tibesti mountains.
It can be used for the delivery of various molecules that have a hampered access to cytosol, such as some widely used chemotherapeutic drugs like BLM and cisplatin, or naked DNA (Cemazar et al, 2006; Sersa, 2006a).
