Sentence examples for largely constrained to from inspiring English sources

These sequestration activities thus far have been largely constrained to agricultural management and reforestation projects, although there has been a vigorous and ongoing debate about the appropriate scope of terrestrial C sequestration activities [25].

A limitation of the latter approach is that expression of affinity tagged baits is largely constrained to engineered or unnatural cell lines, which results in the AP MS identification of PPIs that may not accurately reflect those seen in nature.

And costume designer David Kay Mickelson, though largely constrained to uniforms, gets to show off his keen cultural eye in the self-esteem-building outfits Stephanie favors after her breakup.

For instance, during monthly spring tides, when tidal currents are strongest, divers are largely constrained to dive within the reefs south of port.

This suggests that STx is largely constrained to a transport pathway through the Golgi.

First identified in Kenya in 1930, the geographical range of RVFV has been largely constrained to the African continent.

Yet relationships between vGRF and RRI remain unclear – potentially because previous research has largely been constrained to collecting vGRFs in laboratory settings and ignoring relationships between RRI and stride number.

This finding suggests that establishment of left and right polarity takes place after specification of lineages to individual tissues, and, subsequently, cells largely develop constrained to either side.

Yet when it comes to investing in global mental health, the majority of the big players have largely constrained their scope to research.

Easthom explains that NP's extensive community reach is particularly important since the 14,000-strong UN mission in the South Sudan "has had no static presence in opposition-held territories [and has] … largely constrained its protection presence to the protection of civilian sites on United Nations' bases".

In the absence of monetizing the provision of beneficial services such as clean water, infrastructure protection or the maintenance of biodiversity, economic opportunities in managed forest are largely constrained by the ability to produce high quality timber such as sawlogs or veneer (at least in Central Europe).