Examples of hampering

• The application of qualitative simulation to real-world problems has revealed some fundamental problems hampering existing methods.

• As time went on, these mutual funds because increasingly larger and more complex thus hampering federal intervention even more.

• Additional factors hampering effective enforcement include insufficient cooperation and collaboration from fishers, high enforcement costs, and lack of coordination and cooperation among relevant agencies.

• Furthermore, policy-making powers are distributed among a large number of agencies, institutions, and persons, hampering coordination and the development of consistent policy measures.

• According to the dictator, the war was hampering the development of the system, having prevented, for example, the creation of the corporations.

• Many of these plutons are layered, and are themselves crosscut by other plutons, hampering the identification of individual bodies.

• This is greatly hampering efforts to determine the precise function of this protein.

• Furthermore, many studies included a large number of premature infants, a condition that is closely related with low birthweight, thus hampering independent evaluation of this factor.

• This delay lengthens the time to market, hampering the search for lower price and higher quality products, and slowing down the response to changes in the market.

• A productive, low-skill-intensive primary sector causes the currency to appreciate in real terms, thus hampering the development of a high-skill-intensive secondary sector and thereby reducing growth.

• Particularly damaging would be an initial fall in interest rates (penalizing the early reinvestment of coupons) and a rise later on (hampering the cover of any terminal bequest motive).

• Our hypothesis is that freezing affects cell membranes in a way that interferes with the fusion process upon cloning but without hampering normal cell development in vitro.

• This is also helpful in avoiding incessant looping of a robot that can be instigated around a concave vertex, thereby, hampering it from approaching its goal position.

• In examining the developmental outcomes of institutionalized children following adoption, it is important to note that there are several problems hampering our ability to address this issue.

• These omnibuses were not only hampering the ordinary traffic, but were a danger to other users of the road.