Sentence examples for concomitant constraints from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in certain stations, passengers access the mass transit system in an individual vehicle, with the concomitant constraints on parking capacity.

The growing worldwide energy demands and concomitant fossil fuels constraints have led to the decades' pursuit of alternative energy from renewable sources.

An increase in ϕ A implies an increase in ATP concentration and a concomitant decrease in ADP concentration within the constraint of their sum being constant.

Different evolutionary constraints between the Gγ-subunits are concomitant with the different expressional responses towards unchallenged and challenged situtations.

We took a weekly step for the epidemiological module, which implies some constraints in terms of sexual contacts and concomitant partnerships.

In renal failure its use may have constraints, as it depends on renal clearance and concomitant volume overload.

Exploring the effects on linked selection when there are concomitant changes in genome size, recombination rates and levels of constraint will thus be important for interpretation of broad comparative genomic studies of the effects of linked selection in plants.

Patients with a serious mental disorder, major personality disorder or concomitant substance abuse disorder were referred to specialised resources, due to time constraints, onerous healthcare demands, and inadequate treatment skills.

Some overhangs, while meeting the thermodynamic constraints, proved problematic in ligation assays; for example, the trinucleotide overhang 5′-CTG-3′ resulted in overhang homoligation and concomitant addition of two modules, highlighting the need to validate overhangs experimentally.

"At times it appeared to me the press had lost any sense of internal constraint and felt able, indeed entitled, to print what they wished, shielded by the right of 'freedom of expression' without any of the concomitant responsibilities".

- and a concomitant openness about sex.