Sentence examples for could have constrained from inspiring English sources
Rather, I was shocked — that the director of "American Graffiti" could have constrained himself to create such a turgid, stilted, flat, and textureless movie.
By then, the virus had busted past the first set of public-health responses that could have constrained its spread, and the number of Americans diagnosed with AIDS leapt from dozens in 1981 to two hundred and six thousand a decade later.
Bacteriophages could have constrained the high temperature mediated increase of bacterial pathogenicity through at least two different mechanisms.
Thus, inheritance of a common genome and ecosystem from an ancestor could have constrained superfamily dynamics in both species, considering either the possible interaction between TEs (identical to interspecific competition) or between TEs and the genome architecture (Venner et al. 2009; Linquist et al. 2013).
It must be considered that the gardening gloves could possibly have constrained hand movements during the experiment.
Still, fiscal concerns have constrained the legislation's authors.
"A number of critics have suggested ways in which we could have further constrained Microsoft's conduct in the marketplace -- either by excluding it from markets outside the operating system market, restricting it from integrating functions into its products or collaborating with others, or requiring it to widely share its source code as an open platform.
First, the evolution of virulence could have been constrained by the limited genetic variation in the pathogen, as described above, reducing the available variation in virulence-associated genes.
As for the limitations of this review, results could have been constrained by the high proportion of studies with low methodological quality, especially among health care and multifaceted interventions, thus impacting the internal validity of the results.
It has constrained almost every Arab government".
An apparent focus on variability and exceptions to theoretical rules could have been constraining researchers and participants and any generalized theoretical models of resilience that they had to offer.
