Sentence examples for particularly constrained from inspiring English sources

Estimates of dN were also lower in conifers than in angiosperms (0.0492 and 0.2019, respectively), but the difference was not as dramatic as for dS (see Table 1, Figure 1.A), suggesting that substitutions at synonymous sites are particularly constrained - or that those at non-synonymous sites are less constrained, at equal mutation rate, in conifers as compared to angiosperms.

They are not particularly constrained by prison rules.

These decisions are complicated for people, and the choices for women are particularly constrained.

Young British workers are particularly constrained by the lack of opportunity to work more hours.

Female California sea lions (Zalophus californianus) are central-place foragers and are particularly constrained while provisioning their young.

That's probably because our choices are particularly constrained on the road - in general, all we do is aim to go in a specific direction, in single file, at the speed of our choosing.

No one cares what Bush thinks about climate, and nothing he does will particularly constrain the next administration.

The 12-month limit is particularly constraining for people who need English-language classes in addition to vocational courses.

This problem is particularly constraining for family planning services.

This conception comes to life in the rules for editing articles, which, in certain cases, are perceived to be particularly constraining.

Indeed, we must pursue a smarter budgetary policy by identifying precisely where money can be saved, where management can be improved and where the administration is particularly constraining.