Sentence examples for constraining participation from inspiring English sources
The strong correlations found between community contextual variables and individual level predictors indicate the potentially important role community context plays in motivating or constraining participation in beetle-related actions.
Lack of regular legal status could also constrain participation in various financial institutions: not having a bank account or not being able to access credit could reduce migrants' abilities to send remittances to and invest in assets at home, for example.
"We oppose constraining NGO participation in the UNFCCC process," the US delegation said.
While there was wide agreement across governments and development partners about the main factors constraining girls' participation in schooling, there was considerably less agreement about what interventions were most appropriate in addressing these constraints.
Understanding these nuances in definition is crucial for recognizing how a variety of sociocultural values have constrained emerging participation styles.
This implies that as the number of household size increases, either less land becomes available for milk production or the family tends to be resource constrained for participation in dairy hub.
This has constrained WB participation in current models for the Platform.
This would also be more sensitive to the high practice workload of GPs which constrains their participation in surveys [ 12].
Stigma may be especially acute for women: it may limit their marital prospects; constrain their participation in community, household and family roles; and diminish their quality of life.
However, it was only 3.6%% in the X chromosomes in the female samples, which suggests that the inactive Barr-body configuration of one of the X-chromosomes [ 27] might constrain its participation in interhomolog recombination and LOH production relative to other chromosomes.
Childhood obesity is negatively associated with fundamental movement skill and motor coordination, which in turn constrains physical activity participation and adherence thereby forming a 'vicious cycle'.
