Sentence examples for impose tight constraints from inspiring English sources

Money is a strong influence on people and still remains the most appropriate incentive for crowdsensing tasks that impose tight constraints on participants, including strict timing of sensing event [47].

The authors demonstrated that clinical trials, by imposing tight constraints on variables, were often good at indicating whether a therapy worked the way researchers expected it to, but, because such constraints usually didn't correspond well to real-world conditions, trials were less good at showing whether a therapy actually helped patients.

Those worries are likely to embolden budget hawks — like the Blue Dog Democrats who make up a large bloc of votes within the House Democratic caucus — to push aggressively for tough new versions of the pay-as-you-go rules that imposed tight constraints on spending in the 1990s.

Balancing of reducing equivalents and carbon fluxes imposes tight constraints on feasible flux distributions under phototrophic conditions.

In Europe, though, the rules agreed when the euro was established impose tight budgetary constraints on governments.

And though the members of a monetary union will have very similar short-term interest rates, the union will not necessarily impose tight financial constraints on public-sector borrowers of the sort that would prevent participating governments from pursuing independent fiscal policies.

Eight in ten wanted to impose tighter sanctions on North Korea.

The only alternative would be to impose even tighter constraints on developing countries from 2013, and that does not appear to be realistic at this time".

As some of the papers published yesterday by the Royal Society show, farmland is in short supply, water shortages could impose ever tighter constraints on agriculture and there are grave questions about whether a growing population can continue to be fed.

But this imposed tight conditions, such as requiring cash payment.

Financially, De Sole imposes tight controls from headquarters.