Sentence examples for to hampered from inspiring English sources
verb
To put into a hamper.
- Competition pigeons are hampered for the truck trip to the point of release where the race back starts.
The dense mats have a negative effect on the functioning and biodiversity of the freshwater ecosystems due to hampered photosynthesis, reduced gas exchange at the air water interface and increased consumption of oxygen by microbial decomposition.
Enlargement of scala media leads to hampered cell-to-cell communication and disruption of development toward hearing [10].
The decline of LDM has been argued to be related to increased mismatches during arrival and breeding leading to hampered breeding success [7], [8], [38], [39] whereas declining wintering or stopover conditions are causing lower survival of fully grown birds [19], [21].
The performance finally obtained also represents an improvement over our previous system with respect to hampered fall detection.
The authors suggest that nightmares are related to hampered fear extinction memory consolidation, which has been associated with REM sleep.
Thus, the non-dependence of B7-mediated costimulation for LCMV-specific CD8+ T cell expansion is not due to hampered expression of these costimulatory ligands during LCMV infection.
This is bound to hamper the recovery.
The condition never seemed to hamper Shay.
The trade deficit continued to hamper growth.
He alleged Rousseff had tried to hamper the investigation.
But Rudy said: 'I am not going to hamper Bloomberg.
