Sentence examples for constrained by the label from inspiring English sources

Had they been, Bleasdale might have been less constrained by the label of "gritty Liverpool playwright".

Fluxes were constrained by the redistribution of label from [1-13C]-, [2-13C]- or [13C6]glucose into amino acids, sugars and organic acids at isotopic steady state, and by biomass output fluxes determined from the fractionation of [U-14C]glucose into insoluble polymers.

In addition to diffraction-based limitations on spatial resolution, fluorescence measurements are constrained by the need to add a label to the molecule of interest and by the fact that fluorescent dyes eventually bleach, losing their ability to fluoresce after 10−10 excitations.

The language of those presentations is constrained by the language on the F.D.A.-approved label -- in other words, all the battles over efficacy and sedation at those obscure F.D.A. meetings in the 1980's define the sales vocabulary of the 1990's.

Exports are constrained by the strong dollar.

Where the great would not be constrained by the small.

His search is constrained by the high price of gas.

Because it's too constrained by the technology".

Why must it be constrained by the land?

Managers at OpenBook don't feel constrained by the rule.

American power is constrained by the danger of escalation.