Sentence examples for as is constrained from inspiring English sources

In the GDN, each country can have as many trading partners as is constrained only by the total trade volume.

One important question, then, is how AS is constrained by protein structural requirements while peptide sequences may be significantly changed in AS events.

Guha deals with this subject gingerly, describing Gandhi's extraordinary capaciousness as being "constrained in one fundamental sense" because he had no professional or social interaction with black people during the two decades or more he lived in Africa.

As well as being constrained by having to make room for the keyboard, space has to be found to accommodate the bevels where BB10's gestures have to start.

Since economic constraints are built in the GTAP database, we do not impose any priori restriction on the expansion of irrigation in the areas indicated as being constrained for economic reasons.

Those actions can be thought of as being constrained and guided by a set of genetically specified biological operating principles.

In qualitative research with GPs, we have found that they are often pessimistic about the effectiveness of advice as well as being constrained by lack of time and options for referral to education programs [ 10, 42].

In Chinese thinking, Mr. Garver said, "as long as India is constrained by Pakistan on its west side, then it will be more cautious elsewhere".

The report says US forces are stretched almost to breaking point by the repeated deployments in Iraq, the defence budget is in disarray and the ability to send more troops to other countries, such as Afghanistan, is constrained.

But, whatever the natural reproductive unit may be, marriage law, as legislation, is constrained by principles of justice constraining legislation.

The other, known as secondary user, is constrained by interference limitations imposed by the primary user.