Sentence examples for a great constraint from inspiring English sources

However, computational costs are still a great constraint for PSO, as well as for all other PBMs, especially in optimization problems with time consuming objective functions.

This is a great constraint to the education of girls.

This will be hard to achieve because, in the past decade, the growth in agricultural yields has stalled and water has become a greater constraint.

The relative scarcity of such work may be a greater constraint to sound policy recommendations than at first appears.

(3) There has been less work on the effects of educational inputs at the pre-school stage, and this may be a greater constraint to sound policy than at first appears.

The minimum boiler load limits will be a greater constraint on operation when the average load of the boilers is moved closer to the minimum for longer periods of time.

A greater constraint may be associated with information sources based on clinical records.

Dietary costs may be a greater constraint on the diet quality of people of lower socioeconomic position (SEP).

Moreover, the associated dN/dS ratios with the retrocopies tended to decrease as dS increased (Fig.  3), which indicates a greater constraint of selection on older retrocopies.

The DTTBs mentioned the need to be closer to aged parents as a greater constraint to retention than the needs of spouses and children, which are more commonly cited in the literature [ 16, 17].

7 Aspects of the physical environment in and around older people's homes may represent a greater constraint on activities than for other adult age groups 18 20 and the environment can become a limiting factor on people's mobility (their physical ability to undertake everyday activities such as walking, climbing stairs, etc) as their functional capabilities change in old age.