Sentence examples for constraints evidence from inspiring English sources

The real effects of financial constraints: Evidence from a financial crisis.

"Skills, Schools, and Credit Constraints: Evidence from Massachusetts". Education Finance and Policy 5.1 (Winter 2010): 36-53.

However, due to insufficient stratigraphic and palaeoclimatic constraints, evidence for this hypothesis has remained ambiguous (cf. Karami et al., 2011).

The attenuation of H37Ra involves a failure to adapt to both changes in the environment and metabolic constraints, evidenced by the lower expression of genes involved in mycobactin synthesis and fatty acid metabolism when the attenuated strain is moved from broth culture to the macrophage.

The concept of learning, the acquisition of knowledge and the exercise of creative imagination within the constraints of evidence and reason, has been almost fatally devalued.

These constraints are evidence that White thinks and reflects on his craft, and they certainly create a distinct White Stripes "brand," but how much of this hokum helps the band make music or exploit White's gifts?

The approach is versatile facing data constraints, provides evidence to support decisions to scale-up existing investments, and can support and inform the design of new investments.

With visa restrictions, financial constraints and evidence that post-MBA salary uplifts are no longer as compelling as they were before the crash, it's no surprise that some schools are reporting more than 50 per cent slumps in recent student enrolments.

Based on the paleo-magnetic constraints, geological evidence and 40Ar/39Ar and U Pb dating, it can be assumed that in the southern part of the Ordos Basin, the Qinling Ocean finally closed during the Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous period.

As expected due to functional constraints, no evidence for positive selection was detected in amino acids with important roles to the P1, B1 or B2 catalytic subsites.

Taking such an approach to 'mapping' narratives can help ease constraints on evidence-based research that may be restricted by external matters out of the NGOs' control.