Sentence examples for constraint on the development from inspiring English sources

Subsidence in Ripon, and many other places underlain by gypsum poses a severe constraint on the development of those areas.

In the long term, physical quantities of thorium likely will not be a constraint on the development of a thorium fuel cycle.

Results support the notion that relative age is an important constraint on the development of expertise in ice hockey.

He argues that entrenchment, or the frequency with which a linguistic element has been used with a certain communicative function, is an important constraint on the development of children's later syntactic knowledge.

Unlike the results for basketball and football, the significant relationship between relative age and career length in ice hockey supports the notion that relative age is an important constraint on the development of expertise in ice hockey.

The other major constraint on the development of extraembryonic tissues is the need to either sequester or eliminate the toxic end products of metabolism.

Ruth H. Bloch and Naomi R. Lamoreaux, "Voluntary Associations, Corporate Rights, and the State: Legal Constraints on the Development of American Civil Society," NBER Working Paper 21153 (2015).

While this setting has provided precious opportunities for scientific research, it also has presented significant constraints on the development of new neurotechnologies.

The legal procedure (laure) for developing an urban travel plan (utp) and the procedure laid down in the certu guide place powerful temporal constraints on the development of a utp.

Against the background of a neural overlap between the intraparietal sulcus and visual dorsal stream functioning, we hypothesize that low-level visuospatial mechanisms might set constraints on the development of quantity representations, which are used during calculation, particularly in subtraction.

Simulations using historical and predicted future climatic data for a temperate region reveal the potential for an increase in annual infection pressure of H. contortus and T. circumcincta in small ruminants as increasing temperatures accelerate development and remove constraints on the development of H. contortus during the winter months.