Sentence examples for provide constrained from inspiring English sources
Bank-based financial systems provide constrained firms with easier access to external financing.
Global analysis of the EMS and AUC data provides constrained thermodynamic binding constants and nearest neighbor cooperativity factors for binding of IHF to I1 and to nonspecific DNA substrates.
The results of this study obviously can provide constrains and information for improving CHO-DHFR cell fed-batch culture.
Those parameters are not easy to observe, but specific gamma-ray emitters produced in the explosion provide constrains on the models, such as 22Na, produced via 21Na p, γ 22Mg22Na.
Numerous QoS routing strategies focus on end-to-end delays to provide time constrained routing protocols in wireless sensor networks (WSNs).
These external ties provide resource constrained SMEs with access to a wider set of technological opportunities through information sharing and resource pooling.
Neither of these tools provides source code and the web-based tools they provide are constrained to specific uses in well-characterized genomes.
While fluid, identities provide or constrain one's behavior and talk.
The palaeoenvironmental reconstruction fits in with the original geographical descriptions mentioned in Strabo's Chronicles, and provides chronologically constrained data of fluvial evolution from the Pisa old town area.
Most preassessment responses to the "Grandma Johnson" question from this current study and others (Hartley et al., 2011) reveal that biology majors, both upper and lower division, tend to apply such everyday reasoning when asked to trace the path of a carbon atom through a food chain, instead of providing explanations constrained by the fundamental principles of matter conversion.
It may be, says Emmanuelle Lacroix, people capacity and development manager at CHS Alliance, that many international NGOs want to improve the level of support they provide but are constrained by a lack of resources, as well as a focus on output and the delivery of programmes.
