Sentence examples for particularly constrained by from inspiring English sources

They are not particularly constrained by prison rules.

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

Scaling up of weather index insurance pilot projects is particularly constrained by high-basis risk, related to the divergence between the calculated weather index and actual productivity loss on the farm.

African healthcare systems are particularly constrained in their ability to respond to the threat posed by tuberculosis due to limitations such as lacking adequate facilities, trained personnel, reliable drug supplies, laboratory capacity and most importantly, access to steady funding sources.

We use the pseudo-likelihood method to predict contacts across protein-interfaces for 36 evolutionarily conserved complexes of unknown structure and present structure models for four of the complexes particularly well constrained by these data.

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

It appears likely that such combination strategies will be particularly constrained in effectiveness in those with stage 3 CKD or worse (creatinine clearance <60 calculated by Cockroft-Gault equation and adjusted for ideal body weight).

At present, our ability to treat NAFLD, particularly NASH, is constrained by our limited knowledge of the mechanisms underlying the progression of steatosis to more advanced liver inflammation and fibrosis.

This problem is particularly constraining for family planning services.

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.

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