Sentence examples for the constrained availability from inspiring English sources

Due to the constrained availability of interns, we rationed our in-person services according to perceived patient need.

Since tubal dysfunction can occur in connection with hormonal asynchronies and constrained availability of fertile spermatozoa at the time of ovulation, the present study tested the hypothesis that frequent sperm deposition from onset of oestrus to ovulation may improve pregnancy rates in RBH.

However, NLOS and PtMP solutions both suffer from low capacity because of the constrained spectrum availability at lower frequency bands, usually associated to them, and due to the multiplexing of several small cell flows at the PoP.

High prices of ACTs, however, heavily constrained availability in private sector outlets, confirmed by the initial round of our survey (see Results).

We combine in one integrated modelling framework the eco-hydrological process-based Soil and Water Integrated Model (SWIM), coupled with the conceptual reservoir and water allocation modules driven by the latest bias-corrected climate projections for the region and investigate possible water allocation scenarios in the region under constrained water availability in the future.

Conventional water management strategies, that serve solely socio-economic demands and neglect changing natural conditions of the river basins, face significant challenges in governing complex human-hydrological systems, especially in the areas with constrained water availability.

The availability of such sitewise nucleotide-specific constraint information can provide important clues to the underlying function of the constrained sequence.

The underlying problem is the constrained notion of adaptation.

Consider the constrained convex minimization problem: (4.1).

(Roughly partitioning the constrained association rule set).

The convexly constrained linear problem requires to solve the constrained linear system (cf. [16, 17]).