Sentence examples for constraints restricted from inspiring English sources

Forty per cent of GPs said those constraints restricted the number of consultations they could offer patients and a third felt it damaged the services they delivered.

But the presentation claimed "Fisa constraints restricted our home-field advantage" because Fisa required individual warrants and confirmations that both the sender and receiver of a communication were outside the US.

This theory is a mean-field theory based on average properties that are determined by constraints restricted to SRO bonding arrangements [4, 5, 23].

Prentiss et al. point out that, in the case of skateboards, severe design constraints restricted designers to a relatively narrow range of modifications even when their expected use-environments were radically different.

On the second floor of a no-frills Japanese bar in the indie neighborhood of Haji Lane, Nez launched a monthly party called Drop Shots at the end of 2014 but size constraints restricted large turnouts.

Point constraints (restricted to single nodes) can produce pronounced artifacts and inaccurate results [48].

Budgetary constraints restrict the amount of testing that can be done at amateur level.

Mechanistic constraints restrict the evolution of protein structures, and therefore understanding structural conservation provides clues for protein function.

The major constraints restricting wide-spread commercialization of fuel cell systems are both technical and economical.

The deterministic constraints restrict the capacity of any arbitrary cooling channel between two extreme limits.

Despite its spectacular surface diversity, those constraints restrict its chemical underpinnings, and that affects how life develops.