Sentence examples for constrained over time from inspiring English sources
Further, we show how coaches' work was both enabled and constrained over time by various organizational dimensions at the school and district levels.
Sporozoite motility is increasingly constrained over time and is not well described by a Brownian walk.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07789.005 10.7554/eLiFigure89.006 Figure 1 figure supplement 2. Motility is increasingly constrained over time after sporozoite inoculation by mosquito bite.
This pattern could arise if the regulation of some genes has been selectively constrained over long periods of evolutionary time, whereas others have been more permissible to genetic perturbation.
However, despite many studies to improve support, there is virtually no empirical insight into resistance of obstacles that constrain growth over time and how this differs between distinct types of spin-offs.
And as tens of millions of boomers move from being "time constrained" to "time affluent" over the next 20 years, they will collectively amass 2.5 trillion hours of leisure time (FIG 1).
Constraining time encourages quality time.
Since President Bush proposed constraining defense spending over time to reflect the end of the Cold War, budgeteers credited the Administration with savings - just as the savings from winding down the war are credited under our budget.
Budgets are constrained; studio time is limited.
