Sentence examples for constrained by limiting from inspiring English sources

The model was constrained by limiting the carbon source uptake to 10 mmol/h/gDW and oxygen uptake to 2 mmol/h/gDW.

The data were further constrained by limiting the current age range at the time of the survey to between 16 49 years, and the age of first injection to be from 13 45 years (12,031 records).

"Everyone seems to be a lot less constrained by limiting genres," Milton explains of their North American audiences.

In general terms, ruminant-based diets show a much smaller option space in the MEAT and BAU variants, constrained by limits to grazing.

In 2002 the foundation's board -- constrained by limits on attendance and public hours imposed by zoning restrictions -- announced plans to relocate.

For the long term, she says, growth is constrained by limits on the amount of Champagne that the region, whose sparkling wine alone may bear the name, according to European Union rules, can produce.

Next a multi-objective optimisation algorithm is applied to all significant variables to simultaneously optimise regulated carbon emissions versus capital and running costs, constrained by limits on overheating and roof area.

Silicon Valley has both: an explosion in wealth for investors and company founders, and a real-estate market constrained by limits on development.

Mr Voser was also upbeat about future prospects, saying: "We are more constrained by limits on capital [funding] than by limits on opportunities".

Activities are also constrained by limits of the capacity of the implementers and limits that the national health services can influence other government bodies.

Microarrays are designed for high throughput assessment of relative mRNA levels, but comparative expression measurements are constrained by limits in the dynamic range of detection [ 6].