Sentence examples for increasing constraints from inspiring English sources
Mr Xi has presided over increasing constraints on the press and on freedom of expression in other areas.
Demand for oil could be impacted by a range of future issues, such as the increasing constraints on emissions [through climate policies], efficiency gains, improvements in technology, and slowdown in the Chinese economy".
In order to test for measurement invariance across countries, a series of multigroup confirmatory factor analyses (CFAs) with increasing constraints were carried out.
Therefore, with the increasing constraints on surgical gynaecological training, educators must identify relevant factors that can increase skill acquisition and self-efficacy, or surgical confidence [16].
There is growing political pressure on universities to intensify their interaction with industry and to enlarge their own research funding options, in a context characterised by increasing constraints on public spending.
Because of increasing constraints placed on conducting large studies at universities, more research is being conducted on commercial dairies, thereby raising some implications for experimental designs and data analysis.
Resources are under increasing constraint, as developing countries lift more of their population out of poverty.
On the one hand, we live in a world of increasing constraint.
With increasing constraint, initiation and growth of damage is more rapid such that higher constraint results in lower life expectancy.
The encoding power consumption of convolutional codes is constant for different constraint lengths while the error correction capability and decoder complexity rise exponentially with increasing constraint length.
The gradually increasing constraint effect of higher NPP on WY indicated that, in arid and semiarid areas, improving NPP decreases water yield.
