Sentence examples similar to constrained logistics from inspiring English sources

Obtaining direct population counts for all known Adélie populations across decades has generally been constrained by logistics and the remoteness of some colonies.

This makes it easier to conduct comparative genomics and large-scale phylogenetic studies without being constrained by logistics.

The study was constrained by logistics to an area of 45 km radius from Busia town in order to make repeated visits possible.

Students who never used study groups likely had negative preconceptions of study groups to begin with and either were not presented with a need to use them during the course or felt constrained by logistics.

He/O2 mixture becomes in this context a much less attractive option given its constraining logistics and high costs.

A Gore aide said that "Time and logistics" constrained Gore's activities in China.

However, personnel shortages and difficulties with travel logistics constrained the frequency and quality of such support.

Typically, however, the choice of what to dance at galas is constrained by time and logistics.

In addition, practices are often challenged in the amount of retrospective information that they receive from prior health care providers and institutions, and are also constrained by costs and logistics in the amount of data they can enter into the EMR due to inadequate time and staffing.

The problem to be addressed by this planning grant is: how to create strong evidence on the causal role (or lack thereof) of mycotoxins in child health and stunting, while also confronting the constraining realities of logistics, community engagement, and research ethics.

Trial duration was limited to this period to avoid root binding and water stress in the relatively small pots; use of larger pots was constrained by soil transport costs and logistics.