Sentence examples for constraint on many from inspiring English sources

Since demand has been so weak during the past two years, the banks' problems have not been a constraint on many healthy firms.

A limited communication bandwidth is a common constraint on many sensor networks built for estimation/inference tasks.

In contrast, amino acid sequences have no consistent, a priori identifiable fast-evolving site class like degenerate third codon position sites in DNA but instead may range from extreme constraint on all sites to lack of constraint on many sites.

However, there is also a great deal of evidence for relaxed selective constraint on many of the R-genes compared to reference genes, which was also found in the R-genes in Arabidopsis thaliana[ 45], a pattern which may be reflective of conditional neutrality of the loci under environmental conditions where the functional gene is no longer adaptive [ 44].

While the federal government has the authority to order airports to step up counterterrorism measures, Mr. Hutchinson said the Department of Homeland Security understood the budget constraints on many large airports.

In late 2007 Sky said it would stop adding new channels to its EPG due to "significant memory constraints" on many Sky boxes.

His travails exemplify this year's tighter constraints on many of the country's livelier thinkers -- people who have not courted prison with direct activism, but whose careers are in jeopardy because they write so pointedly about China's shortcomings.

With many of the nation's most selective colleges and universities scheduled to inform applicants of their decisions on Thursday, one trend already appears to be emerging: Applications to elite private colleges rose again this academic year, despite the economic constraints on many families.

Because of the specific environment in the underground mine and the matching characteristics of the scraper conveyor, shearer and hydraulic support, there are many constraints on many structural parameters of the scraper conveyor including the width of the pan and other important structural parameters.

Because of financial constraints on many families in our community, our young girls tend to get married at an early age before they attain what's best for them.

We propose, based on the compact nature of intergenic sites in bacterial genomes and the existence of regulatory sequences within these regions, that this is most likely due to selective constraints on many intergenic sites similar to recent findings from Drosophila [ 37], and that the D4 sites provide the more accurate estimation of the contribution of the R-dependent component.