Sentence examples for unless hampered from inspiring English sources
Unless hampered by luminal stricture, the neo-terminal ileum was examined for 30 cm above the anastomosis.
By contrast, large areas of contiguous suitable habitats were likely present at the LIG, suggesting that opportunities for admixture occurred repeatedly during inter-/postglacial times, unless hampered by the spread of evergreen forest [ 1, 4].
Privately, leading Tory figures fear their chances of victory will be hampered unless they improve their insipid appeal to ethnic minority voters.
The United States' costly aid efforts will be greatly hampered unless the Calderón administration follows through with its international commitments to protect and promote human rights and the rule of law.
Precision in this area will be greatly hampered unless further research is undertaken.
Unless injuries hamper him it is likely he will be as great an attraction or possibly even greater than the two Negro track stars who preceded him here, DeHart Hubbard and Eddie Tolan".
If a smoker's attempt to quit is unsuccessful using NRT, varenicline or bupropion, do not offer a repeat prescription within 6 months unless special circumstances have hampered the person's initial attempt to stop smoking, when it may be reasonable to try again sooner.
NICE guidance for smoking cessation states that " if a smoker's attempt to quit is unsuccessful using NRT, varenicline or bupropion, do not offer a repeat prescription within 6 months unless special circumstances have hampered the person's initial attempt to stop smoking, when it may be reasonable to try again sooner" [ 4].
Such studies will be hampered by measurement error unless factors that are predictive of subject-specific half-lives can be identified.
Their inability to get in the endzone has hampered the 49ers' season and unless their fortunes turnaround soon, they look set to be watching the playoffs this year.
But many senior German officials say that unless agriculture is reformed fundamentally, enlargement will be hampered or even blocked by fights with new members over equal treatment.
