Sentence examples for most constrained expression from inspiring English sources

The contours of power, as it is currently configured, are structurally prohibitive of all but the most constrained expression of femininity, Beard argues.

For both lineages, genes that are expressed at the merozoite stage look the most constrained while those expressed at the gametocyte stage appear the least constrained.

We may add that though at the level of protein-coding sequence and expression patterns (Kalinka et al. 2010) middle embryogenesis seems to be the most constrained stage of development we cannot assume that at level of regulatory sequences an hourglass model may also fit as well.

"Columbia as the quintessential great urban university is the most constrained for space," he said.

It was a rare piece of good news in the most constrained lending environment for decades.

Today, however, it's instead likely to be the most constrained and fraught.

By any measure, Mr. Hu is the most constrained Chinese leader in modern times.

Having attempted to free himself of his own "timidity of vision" and become an environmental crusader, Gore wound up in one of the most constrained jobs there is.

Buffalos are mainly considered poor breeders owing to the constrained expression of estrus behavior.

It realizes the Representational State Transfer (REST) architecture for the most constrained nodes.

When observing the per-resource accessibilities, the UL CEs are the most constrained resource.