Sentence examples for constraints in relation to from inspiring English sources
This paper outlines institutional constraints in relation to technology transfer and development in Africa.
Patrick Karani, World Bank outlines institutional and market constraints in relation to technology transfer (e.g renewable energy technologies) and development in Africa.
For this kind of SC-FDMA, it has two critical constraints in relation to resource allocation.
Unlike cost constraints in relation to geology are introduced (Ronquist 1996; Sanmartín 2007; Nylander et al. 2008; Kodandaramaiah 2010).
The Lagrange multipliers ( lambda_{n + 1}, ldots,lambda_{n + k} ) are pertaining to the constraints in relation to the rank-based dependence measures.
The high dependence of both d N and d S on expression level is consistent with the translational robustness and accuracy hypotheses (Drummond et al. 2005) and is not easily reconciled by the hypothesis of selection pressure acting to maintain the function of downstream signal transduction elements or with pleiotropic constraints in relation to the interaction with other pathways.
The Irish News notes that this trip came five months after a directive from the Department of Health warning staff to exercise constraint in relation to travel and accommodation.
This has been identified as an important constraint in relation to the development and implementation of management schemes for existing invasive species (see Section 6).
The politician who has recently laid most stress on those constraints, especially in relation to immigration, is the home secretary, David Blunkett.
What affordances and constraints exist in relation to ECS and ECS models, in comparison to a self-contained model? .
Unpredictable constraints vary in relation to performances taking place on land, on air, on water, either afloat or submerged, and can be natural (e.g. alpine terrains), partially artificial (e.g. shoveled 'backcountry kickers' in snowboarding) or entirely artificial (e.g. skateboard parks).
