Although ghrelin and leptin were strongly associated with survival in the whole study cohort, this heterogeneity could potentially hamper the reliability of these results.
However, Ivanovic was detained by EULEX this morning, which could potentially hamper his mayoral hopes somewhat.
Should the FDI slowdown persist, financing this deficit will be more costly, however, and political issues surrounding the succession of Egypt's president could potentially hamper reforms.
While our study did not assess the cause of non-diffuse intra-articular Y-90 patterns, it has been suggested that intra-articular septae or large synovial folds could potentially hamper the Y-90 distribution [2].
Therefore, the ability of mangrove-associated sponge-bacterial consortia to degrade mangrove DOM may explain the persistence of mangrove species in mangrove ecosystems, while the inability to degrade mangrove DOM could potentially hamper fouling of roots by reef species.
"After Peppa Pig started to take on this subversive hue and subsequently go viral, some experts said the popularity of the cartoon demonstrates the social psychology of hunting for novelty and spoofing, which could potentially hamper positive societal morale," Global Times said.
Often, these status quo have often been challenged by public policies that could potentially hamper or enhance the fundamental beliefs that govern our democratic ideals.
While the concerns that many proponents of strong net neutrality rules hold may seem sensible, the truth is that pursuing draconian regulations in a knee-jerk reaction is simply unnecessary and could potentially hamper future innovation.
The alarmist claims made by the USGS could potentially hamper scientific discourse and inquiry into the problem, especially with regard to policy-making.
Although Pyron et al. did not expressly tie their climate match to policy, they did lay claim to the policy high ground by asserting that, "The alarmist claims made by USGS could potentially hamper scientific discourse and inquiry into the problem, especially with regard to policy-making".
