Sentence examples for likely constrained from inspiring English sources

Less well-off consumers remained more frugal, most likely constrained by unemployment, declines in home values and the disappearance of easy credit.

Deepening of the tunnel is likely constrained by engineering principles of tunnel stability in unconsolidated materials.

The implications are that complex, spatially variable state transitions are likely, constrained by local (within-delta) environmental gradients and initial conditions.

Dissolved iron was close to equilibrium saturation with amorphous FeS at the higher range of sulfide concentrations observed (>0.1 mmol H2S), but was more likely constrained by goethite at lower H2S levels.

This perspective followed the planning paradigm of the agglomeration and was likely constrained by the planning context at the borough level.For the local transport planners, transportation planning was mainly understood in terms of trips and modes of transport (cohabitation and diversification).

δ-catenin, on the other hand, is likely constrained by PDZ-mediated interactions and the inability to generate an isoform that lacks the coiled-coil domain.

"Consumers also remain quite pessimistic about their future earnings, a sentiment that will likely constrain spending during the holidays," said Lynn Franco, director of the Conference Board's Consumer Research Center.

Immunity and other factors affecting bacterial population growth may differ greatly between these hosts [ 17], which likely constrains the ability of A. phagocytophilum to adapt to these species.

Given FAO's current financial situation, this problem is not likely to be resolved in the near future and will likely constrain the development of EMPRES into areas not presently covered.

As the Hershberger bioassay is intended to be a rapid screen for a potentially large number of chemicals, too rigorous and detailed standardization would likely constrain or even prevent practice in many of the OECD member countries.

Roughly a dozen small earthquakes linked to underground wastewater disposal at facilities near Youngstown, Ohio, between March and December 2011 will likely constrain that disposal option in the future, he adds.