Sentence examples for which encumbered from inspiring English sources

The filter was found to be very dirty at analysis which encumbered the laboratory examination for parasites, and only 5% of the filter was tested.

Antenna arrays are required for AOA-based methods, which encumbers their popularity.

However, titania is hampered by a wide band gap, low utilization of solar light, and the rapid recombination of electron-hole pairs, which encumber its photocatalytic property.

Leading the attack was the ironclad monitor Weehawken, which was encumbered with a huge anti-torpedo raft lashed to her bow.

Sample relationships were examined using principal components analyses that revealed no strong technical effects, which may encumber the subsequent analyses.

In particular, the reduction in knee ROMs may be due to the presence of excess fat on the thigh and shank, which mechanically encumbers intersegmental rotation [ 40] and counteracts the antigravity action exerted by the knee flexors.

Health (outcome) states following stroke are sensitive to patient values [ 22]; however acute stroke is often experienced by patients and relatives as a shocking and traumatic event, which can encumber their understanding of verbal information conveyed by clinicians [ 23].

Although DRM limits are aimed at preventing piracy, consumers can freely copy music from most compact discs, which aren't encumbered by such restrictions and which still account for the vast majority of all music sales.

The FCC is selling the spectrum "encumbered", which is to say already occupied by television stations in most regions.

It's great to see a rewards for that terrifically enjoyable film which was not encumbered by looking like a solemn piece of Oscar bait.

The best way to describe the contents of its five sprawling floors would be to borrow the words of Julian Street in trying to convey a sense of Marshall Field & Company in his 1914 book "Abroad at Home": "a phantasmagoria of things with which civilization has encumbered the human race".