Examples of hampered

• Our data are consistent with the notion that infant visual sensitivity is hampered by high levels of noise in the central visual pathways.

• Understanding why, however, has been hampered by difficulties with the sources.

• They are, however, hampered by the measurement errors that cloud the signals in observed variables.

• The study of linguistic change has always been hampered by the dearth of appropriate real-time data reflecting earlier stages.

• More often worker go-slows, bureaucratic delays, and even business disagreements or absence at meetings hampered progress.

• But it was hampered by the apolitical traditions that permeated many unions.

• The meteorological observations were sometimes hampered by a lack of wind or by fog.

• The system would be inadequate in representing an incoming item and top-down help would be hampered with competition between several imperfect candidates.

• There were land transfers before this emergence, and even a sort of land market, but these were hampered, restricted and insecure.

• Further, dichotomous stratification of grade and size hampered comparison with other studies, and made it likely that many cases were larger and invasive.

• Older theory and methodology are hampered by unacknowledged, sometimes inappropriate cultural values and other limitations, and are not always useful in connection with digital texts.

• Solving this problem by differentiating between veridical and illusory colors corresponding to the same reflectance is hampered because of the lack of an appropriate criterion.

• Coordination with the federal authorities is furthermore hampered by the fact that the two main regions seem to take divergent options in health policy.

• The president's recognition by the state hampered the ability of group members to replace her.

• Families with relatives identified as insane or mentally incapable in some respect may have been particularly hampered.