Sentence examples for constraints growth from inspiring English sources

Based on established RTD/IAD models, a parametric study was conducted considering biological constraints (growth rate, viability and products kinetics) under realistic working conditions (reactor volume, feed, bleed, permeate and recirculation flowrates).

This paper outlines the trends and state of Ghana's current power demand and supply and the major impediments to resolving the supply bottlenecks and in managing demand; highlights power supply capacity constraints, growth, and development implications; and identifies some key issues that should be the focus of policy decision-making going forward.

In summary, introducing the coordination of carbon and nitrogen utilization [ 20] as an additional physiological constraint, growth variability is the only significant component of flux variability in the physiological range of glucose, oxygen and ammonia uptakes.

With this model of the pathogenic strain we arrive to the same general conclusions, namely, introducing the coordination of carbon and nitrogen utilization as an additional constraint, growth variability is the only significant component of flux variability in the physiological range of glucose, oxygen and ammonia uptakes (see results in Additional file 8).

It has been suggested before that body size may increase with latitude due to temperature related physical constraints of growth and development (Bergmann's rule, reviewed by [ 62]), a general pattern which is also confirmed in damselflies [ 45, 50].

The main reason is that as the world is coming up against increasing resource constraints to growth – it will be increasingly difficult to raise economic growth without a larger share of the population participating in that process.

The study will select pregnant women of high-middle socioeconomic status with no obvious environmental constraints on growth (adequate nutritional status, non-smoking), and normal pregnancy history with no complications likely to affect fetal growth.

The eurozone is one of the biggest constraints on growth".

Highly unequal countries see additional constraints to growth compared with more equal ones.

Our most significant constraints for growth are finding great people to grow our staff and access to affordable capital.

Of course you cannot answer this, but what I think you can do is to look at constraints on growth.