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However, PGS shows limited bioactivity and thus constraining its utilization for musculoskeletal tissue engineering.

For example, the expansion of fast-growing tree species like Eucalyptus in the highlands of Ethiopia resulted in considerable carbon sequestration though the species was often blamed for intense water consumption due to its growing habit and thus constraining water availability for local communities.

Modern democracies may empower deep prejudices and thus constrain female leaders in ways that ancient monarchies did not.

Before electronic computers existed, Asimov saw that robots would be programmed, and thus constrained by their programming.

Indeed, it was once hoped that laboratory constraints on such properties could be tied to known values of the Earth's electric and magnetic properties and thus constrain the composition and temperature gradients of Earth models.

As Archard writes, "A parent can choose for his child, and exclude others from the making of these choices, only in the service of and thus constrained by a duty to care for the child.

With this constraint and the RDG per unit BW from (8), we can predict the forward and backward BW usage and thus, constrain the possible BW usage of the next coded MB.

Even though China is part of the WTO and thus constrained by its rules, it has nevertheless developed several industries from scratch using the widest margin of political discretion that WTO flexibilities allow and often ignoring international community admonitions to behave according to international expectations (He 2015).

Among its primary mission targets was to measure distances to Cepheid variable stars more accurately than ever before, and thus constrain the value of the Hubble constant, the measure of the rate at which the universe is expanding, which is also related to its age.

Temporal environmental variability may involve opposing selection pressures and thus constrain adaptation [13].

The distribution of human Leishmaniasis is co-extensive with the prevalence of the sand fly vectors and thus constrained by climate, geography and altitude (Figure 1).