Sentence examples for and that constrains from inspiring English sources

Some parrots even have larger brains than primates of a similar body mass a surprise since parrots fly and that constrains the weight they can carry.Another interesting finding, says Dr Iwaniuk, is that some songbirds are level-pegging with parrots in terms of relative brain and forebrain size.

"I think that we have a more mature ecosystem and that constrains the kind of opportunities we have," he said.

"But the rates are set by the state, not the county, and that constrains us".

Since wQMC does not constrain the search space, this means that wQMC can find trees with better quartet scores but which are outside the constrained search space, and that constraining the search space seems to be beneficial with respect to topological accuracy.

A central feature of the religious and intellectual traditions of ancient Israel and ancient Greece was the idea of a higher moral law that applied universally and that constrained the powers of even kings and governments.

An alternative possibility is that thimerosal disrupts a disulfide bridge between cysteine residues in the SD and IBC that constrains IP3R activation.

Most commonly, the kinds of cases that they were handling included orthopaedic ailments, and other conditions (motor, neurological and gastric) that constrained mobility and created a very real barrier of access to care within a healthcare facility for patients.

He recognizes the need for "a representative form of global governance," for "multilateral laws and institutions that constrain others and provide a framework for cooperation" and maybe even for "a loose constitutional framework" with parts of Europe.

Other possible influences on the target pool include socio-cultural and socio-economic factors affecting both teenagers' everyday activities and the norms and expectations that constrain them.

Six years into Obama's presidency, the stark economic, racial and political inequality that constrains African Americans has barely changed.

In the business contract, the organizing metaphor is the binding, legal document, and the motivator that constrains bad behavior is the lawsuit.