Sentence examples for a key constraint of from inspiring English sources

The use of quasi-lacunae allows us to overcome a key constraint of the previously developed version of our algorithm that was based on genuine lacunae.

A key constraint of weather index insurance for small-scale farmers in low income countries is basis risk – often aggravated by poor data quality in calibrating indices (e.g. for drought, soil moisture or vegetation cover) in a given area (Barnett et al. 2008; Osgood et al. 2007; Clarke 2011; Hill et al. 2010; Cole et al. 2013).

A key constraint of the technology as described here is the considerable manual effort required to prepare a source plate for printing.

Temperature differences between these sites are thus a key constraint on the patterns of surficial geochemistry as expressed by seafloor coloration.

However, the high costs of genotyping are a key constraint to efficient implementation of GS [ 3].

There is broad policy consensus that a shortage of doctors and nurses is a key constraint to increasing utilization of essential health services important for achieving the health Millennium Development Goals.

A key constraint to saturating coverage of interventions for reducing the burden of childhood illnesses in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC) is the lack of human resources.

"…they just pay for one month then they carry forward the rest of the months, you see when a person is permanently employed at the end of each month at least…[they get their salary]" Upgrading nursing student Inadequate human resources have been identified as a key constraint to scale up of health interventions [ 7, 8].

A key constraint to higher-value uses of some Eucalyptus species used for timber production is their high internal stresses in the stem [ 5- 7].

However, taboos surrounding public discussions of sexuality remain a key constraint to preventive activities.

Taboos surrounding the public discussion of sexuality remain a key constraint to preventive activities.