Sentence examples for more constraints than from inspiring English sources

Of course, in draft formats, there are more constraints than auctions, so the opportunity to own many early-round players is dictated by draft position.

Deal experts say that while buyout firms are still poised to benefit from the positive mergers environment, they face more constraints than they did in the credit boom.

The independent components of the eigenpairs consist of more constraints than mass and spring values, the free parameters in the problem.

Development of new drugs to treat tuberculosis (TB) faces even more constraints than the development of therapeutic agents for other diseases.

Breast tissue engineering for in vivo application has more constraints than breast tissue engineering for benchtop use; indeed, 3D benchtop tissue systems can be built to replicate aspects of a complex disease state.

In this work, we propose to use community detection in network representations of optimization problems as a systematic method of partitioning the optimization variables into groups, such that the variables in the same groups generally share more constraints than variables between different groups.

The upshot is that I have felt more constraint than on past visits to North Korea, and considerably more tension.

For all the freedom promised by cloud computing, businesses may be really looking at less choice and more constraint than ever before.

So at a time when the federal dollars that typically fund medical research are under more constraint than ever, doesn't it make sense to bring that same model that has worked so well for wristwatches and rock albums to work for curing breast cancer and new methods for lung transplants?

Professionals from economically less developed countries and countries where political and personal freedoms are limited may experience more constraints to socioeconomic adaptation than immigrants from economically stronger countries.

Volcker was a menace because he was counseling more constraints on bank powers than Summers and Geithner wanted.