Sentence examples for presenting constraints from inspiring English sources

Technical challenges to record cortical unit spikes in conscious behavior monkeys have been presenting constraints in the investigation of cortical control of lower limb.

Access to a private car may be a major determinant of who is able to obtain care, presenting constraints like those that led to disparities in evacuation from New Orleans before Hurricane Katrina.

Moreover, it presents constraints to the input spectrum which ensure that the convergence conditions are satisfied.

A total of 244 possible models were built, all with backoff paths that comply with the presented constraints.

The presented constraints in this work are three categories; load balance, limits on the power generated of each unit and constraint belongs to the charging and discharging of the storage device.

The study shows that permeable pavements with underlying storage can be used to provide supplementary irrigation for bioretention systems, but high initial salt concentrations may present constraints on beneficial use of stormwater.

The first SAT formulation for HIPP was introduced in [ 7] and the presented constraints were implemented in the software SHIPs [ 15].

This work presents Constraint-based Flux Analysis (CBFA), an open-source software application for flux analysis in metabolic models that implements several methods for phenotype prediction, allowing users to define constraints associated with measured fluxes and/or flux ratios, together with environmental conditions (e.g. media) and reaction/gene knockouts.

The PMN addresses this limitation by presenting additional constraints on the choice of regulators, requiring a physical pathway that connects it to some of the target genes.

Dr. Melton said that he did not know for sure whether research was being impeded by the present constraints, but that he had to develop his own lines, a choice not open to researchers without private money.

But appropriate demand-side policy is the best way to facilitate needed structural shifts, and a shift to NGDP targeting looks to us the most appropriate way to conduct monetary policy given present constraints.