Sentence examples for methods imposed by from inspiring English sources

Any democratic transformation of the country was prevented by his obsession with maintaining control by the use of classical socialist ideological methods imposed by the late president Houari Boumédienne.

In its lawsuit, Bovis said the work had been more difficult and expensive than anticipated, in large part because of "outside regulatory interference and changed work methods imposed by government regulators".

While Hazard has hit the ground, running the show, it is tempting to suggest that the rigid, if unquestionably successful, method imposed by José Mourinho, the coach from 2004 to 2007, is finally petering out.

In addition, these methods impose additional limitations by requiring either relatively inefficient blunt-end ligation during library construction or redesign of transposons for tailored expression of circular permutants.

The latter methods have limitations imposed by GO, which has a limited range of functional categories and is human curated.

The requirement of predefined gene sets subjects the methods to limits imposed by those who construct the gene sets, thus reducing the chances of finding de novo coherent subsets.

This value reflects the limit of the current implementation of the method that is imposed by memory constraints.

In a companion paper, a method has been proposed for the direct measurement of the sound transmission loss of louvres by an impulse method, which circumvents the limitations imposed by standard methods.

Light microscope methods have severe limitations imposed by the ultimate size resolution of the light-optical system.

The method overcomes the difficulties imposed by the physical state of volatiles at room conditions.

The clustering method must satisfy constraints imposed by alignment structure.