Sentence examples for some important constraints from inspiring English sources

all give us some important constraints on the type of inflation that occurred, and teach us two very important lessons, if the implications of these verified and validated theories are correct, about our Multiverse.

It can be concluded that the reform has contributed to improve the conditions of the price transmission mechanism, by removing some important constraints and freeing variation of domestic sugar prices, eventually starting a process which might lead to an improved price transmission in the EU sugar sector, if combined with other non-policy developments.

Table 1 shows previous studies have disregarded some important constraints (Guirardello and Swaney [2005]; Ito [1999]; Mitsuta et al. [1987]; Newell [1972]; Park and Storch [2002]; Rourke [1975]; Schmidt-Traub et al. [1998]; Wangdahl et al. [1974]; Zhu and Latombe [1991]).

But like all other NFL owners, Woody's ownership faces some important constraints.

Some important constraints are limiting communities in their will to capitalize on the assets provided by this programme.

This sensitivity and other findings, discussed below, support the suggestion that the FEF plays an important role in generating volitional SP. Our approach has some important constraints and advantages.

But some of the most important constraints the poor may face are internal constraints".

Biologically, this serves as a reasonable approximation of some important evolutionary constraints on RNA secondary structure alignment, although it neglects higher order constraints, including pseudoknots and tertiary structure.

Some important physical constraints like time delay, governor dead band and generation rate constraint are imposed in the power system dynamics to get an accurate perception of the deregulated AGC subject.

Our results suggest that some of the anticipated constraints do not necessarily emerge as the most important constraints once a dog is placed in the home.

Six factors appear to pose particularly important constraints.