Sentence examples for extreme constraint from inspiring English sources

"It's an extreme constraint".

Others are ultra-conserved stretches of up to 18 amino acids within proteins of less than 40% overall identity, reflecting extreme constraint or convergent evolution.

Distance conservation between highly divergent organisms implies the extreme constraint on the evolution of the IHR1 lengths, which strongly suggests that their distances are functionally important.

In contrast, amino acid sequences have no consistent, a priori identifiable fast-evolving site class like degenerate third codon position sites in DNA but instead may range from extreme constraint on all sites to lack of constraint on many sites.

For Kiarostami, the issue at hand is the extreme constraints placed by his government on behavior.

It's all the more inconceivable in light of the extreme constraints that celebrity, as seen in the movie, imposes on the band members.

Sometimes the most powerful innovation is built in the most extreme constraints.

Mayden's design mentor at Nike, Tinker Hatfield, taught him that great design comes from working within extreme constraints.

In today's world of highly technical graduate education, students find it difficult to obtain exposure to international agriculture due to the extreme constraints on their time.

NYC-based design studio HAWRAF recently explored what the creative process is like under extreme constraints of time and materials in A-Z, a project involving the non-stop realization of 26 design ideas over 26 hours.

Extreme constraints on resources for the Common Fund Cash flow delays Leveraged financing of the Common Fund (3 districts only) CHPS lacks earmarked support from international donors.