Sentence examples for constraint to increase from inspiring English sources
New conformations starting from the X-ray native structure are generated by random perturbations along with a constraint to increase the radius of gyration.
We show in a small example that a bidder could use an overly restrictive constraint to increase profits, and explore the cause by visualizing the feasible region from the linear program corresponding to the power auction.
In our study, we suppress this constraint to increase the design flexibility for these OFDM signals.
Drought is the major constraint to increase yield in chickpea (Cicer arietinum).
Thus, drought represents the major constraint to increase chickpea yield, and drought tolerance therefore is a major aim of chickpea breeding.
Feeding has been viewed as the largest constraint to increasing the productivity of goats because in seasons with little vegetation (mainly summer) goats must walk long distances and expend their much needed energy to find forages.
Also, the lack of clarity in vendors' roadmaps is a major constraint to increased adoption of ERP as SaaS, when at the same time the main driver is the management pressure to reduce IT spend.
Yet, marking two years of this government's tenure late last month, the finance minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, singled out financial-sector reform as essential if India is to achieve its aim of sustaining economic growth of 7-8% a year.He identified a shortage of credit as a big obstacle to growth and a shortage of capital in the banking system as the biggest constraint to increasing credit.
But it warned low demand remained a "major constraint" to increased activity in most sectors.
One major constraint to increased agricultural productivity in the tropics is low soil fertility due both to inherent factors and unsustainable soil/agronomic management practices.
Farmers in Delta State as with many other states in Nigeria with microfinance institutions and group lending schemes still cite the lack of adequate credit as one constraint to increased agricultural production, (Mbah, 2009; Afolabi, 2010; Eyo and Enimu 2015; Enimu, Igiri and Uduma, 2015).
