Sentence examples for have several constraints from inspiring English sources
However, continuous hydrogen fermenters could have several constraints including low to moderate hydrogen yields and therefore, advancements are still necessary.
Breeding programmes in pointed gourd have several constraints such as poor germination, vegetative means of propagation and dioecy.
These poisons have several constraints, criteria, advantages and also disadvantages from the safety and operation points of view; and these characteristics depend on the concentration and distribution of mentioned poisons in the reactor core.
Current hydrosystems have several constraints meaning that they will become increasingly unsustainable and expensive especially as good quality potable water is now universally deemed a human right.
However, as will be further discussed below, the incorporation of active molecules as a coating has several constraints and only can be made when the proportion of these compounds in fertilizer formula is low (normally below 1%%).
The PET acquisition design for MRI integration is known to have several additional constraints, including smaller space, electromagnetic compatibility issues and thermal management.
Travis et al. explain that it is more common for operational constraints to have several underlying interdependent factors rather than a single root cause, with greater success in overcoming such constraints if these interdependent relations are accounted for [ 24].
In fact, this constraint can have several advantages such as ease of evaluation, and algorithms can be easily tested when compared to testing with human subjects.
