Sentence examples for constraint for the use from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study was to establish a practical, ready to use, and reproducible labelling procedure of 213Bi-DOTATATE to meet the constraint for the use of peptide as radiopharmaceutical for preclinical applications.

With the exception of operational constraints on the focal-plane detectors, there are no operational constraints for the use of the HETGS from the proposer's point of view.

There are no ethical or sampling constraints for the use of amniocentesis as a standard clinical procedure for obtaining an abundant supply of amniotic fluid cells.

Furthermore, β-blockers may also prove useful in the context of cancer care in low- and middle-income countries, where multiple constraints call for the use of orally available, inexpensive drugs with low toxicity profiles (Andre et al, 2013).

A notable constraint in the use of iPSCs for studies of basic and disease mechanisms regards the time frame of in vitro experiments and the time required for the onset of psychiatric and neurological diseases.

A constraint for using the microenvironment based exposure models (see equation above) is that the residence time of the person (termed the time activity pattern) needs to be known together with the pollution concentrations in each of the microenvironments at the time when the person is present.

Logistic and cost constraints did not allow for the use of probability sampling.

For example, data constraints obliged the use of different methods bottom-up and top-down—that are not directly comethods bottom-up

In conclusion, ME-models with compartmentalization and membrane constraints open exciting new avenues for the use of genome-scale models to interpret biological functions, to form the basis for strain designs, and understand infectious disease.

These constraints limit the use of SciFinder for metabolic profiling approaches despite the good data quality.

They expect quality, and use it both as a selection criteria for purchase and as a constraint for sustained use.