Sentence examples for constrained the progress of from inspiring English sources
Limitations in technical expertise and institutional capacity have constrained the progress of health research in Zambia.
His move ends a long, bleak period in which the moral objections of religious conservatives were allowed to constrain the progress of a medically important science.
Major ion geochemistry, 87Sr/86Sr ratios, and δ13C values in the upper and middle Ovens groundwater are correlated with groundwater residence times and constrain the progress of mineral reactions.
He also reminded his audience that restricting children, especially girls, from going to school not only hinders their own progress as individuals but constrains the collective progress of the Kenyan people.
"[T]he increased reliance funding agencies place on [such] classic bibliometric indicators" as short-term citation metrics and journal impact measures thus hampers the chances that innovative work will win support and constrains both the progress of science and the career prospects of innovative but lesser-known researchers, the authors observe.
Such information could be used to constrain as well as monitor the progress of different methods of treatment and rehabilitation.
Most declined, citing a conflict of interest; clinical investigators had to sign confidentiality agreements that constrained their ability to talk about the progress of the trials.
The Earth sciences, however, were slow to develop largely because the progress of science was constrained by whatever society would tolerate or support at any one time.
Although a powerful tool [ 164], in early years, the progress of OCT-based ocular disease detection has been constrained by the speed of OCT imaging.
