Sentence examples for because of constraints of from inspiring English sources

Large size is often competitively advantageous but unobtainable by many animals because of constraints of basic body plan.

Because of constraints of the study design, we were unable to measure maternal blood lead levels.

It was not feasible to do a national survey of randomly selected households in Japan because of constraints of human resources, funding and time.

Finally, because of constraints of the sample size, we could only include a limited number of PGD symptom-criteria in our analyses.

Although, because of constraints of time and funding we included 150 patients with high adherence to the allocated treatment and very limited attrition during follow-up, clinically relevant effects have been found.

Even where experiments demonstrate that transmission is possible, it may not occur in nature for a variety of behavioral or social reasons, because the population is below critical community size or because of constraints of pathogen life history.

Nuclear Power Plants mostly act as base-load stations mainly because of constraints on rate of reactivity addition.

Reign said much of the speech reflected thought Obama has wanted to share for years but could not because of the constraints of the presidency.

These design factors are often overlooked by the sector because of constraints in terms of budget and practicality.

But like poems themselves, we exist because of constraints — cultural and linguistic ways of organizing experience that allow us to imagine we know who we are.

NASA recently canceled a series of rovers--each of which it estimated would cost hundreds of millions of dollars--because of budget constraints.