Sentence examples for proactive constraints from inspiring English sources

Other models of behavioral and electrophysiological data in countermanding tasks,  such as the anti-saccade task, have suggested that proactive constraints shift the onset of the decision process.

This implies that the introduction of the proactive policy constraint is good at avoiding the cases in which channel rate is very low, but conversely it is unnecessarily limiting the use of channels when a higher rate could be obtained.

This framework emphasizes integration of multidisciplinary knowledge, scalability for mainstream buildings, and proactive approaches considering constraints and unknowns.

We need to be conscious of these constraints and proactive in our attempts to grow a regional identity.

However, barriers and the complexities of prison life often prohibit an individual's capacity to 'take initiative' and 'to be proactive', particularly within the constraints of the prison environment.

Commissioner Elia - "I worked with the School Board to exercise fiscal constraints and be proactive in our approach to the economic crisis..

Neither set of participants saw general practice teams as proactive both suggesting that time constraints were an issue.

Consequently, a critical first step is to convene diverse partners to identify proactive adaptation strategies within existing constraints.

But a lot of people feel really proud, they feel that if they ask for help they are sort of letting themselves down... it is up to the individual...So yes, I haven't really seen a lot of people just come to me asking for help.' The general practice team did not consider it was their role to be proactive primarily because of time constraints.

Our results show that DSN positioning strategies designed to overcome these constraints and facilitate opportunity capture, must be proactive, well-timed and innovative.

A subordinate can hardly be proactive and promising when facing multiple superiors and is subject to various constraints; this shows a low-powered incentive (Wilson 1989; Dixit 1996) and is not in line with China's reality.