Sentence examples for the expected constraints from inspiring English sources

"What we're seeing these days," says David Grant, head of drama at Queen's University Belfast and a former artistic director of Belfast's Lyric Theatre, "are plays like Revenge, which seek to address the wounds of the Troubles, or you have someone like Owen McCafferty, who says: I am of Northern Ireland but my plays don't have to be defined within the expected constraints".

It is also critical to state clearly within the manuscript where and how the data can be obtained by others (with the expected constraints associated with human genotype data).

We assessed it far better to avoid these expected constraints of mixing groups.

If I haven't completed my proposal forms yet, how can I calculate expected constraints?

Despite the expected functional constraints specific of this domain, it seems that the TLR5 protein may present some flexibility with regards to amino acid composition in this domain.

This architecture is ideal to avoid the expected steric hindrance constraints of the DNA expanded bubble.

Mean dN was lower than dS (0.049; CI = 0.048, 0.050), reflecting the expected elevated mutational constraint on non-synonymous sites.

Agilent attributed the expected shortfall to capacity constraints and component shortages.

These predictions stem from the expected repressive effect of constraints on the ability to improvise.

Even with extended "Ciliate" splicing constraints, the expected false discovery rate rejecting the null model for the same four introns is bounded by 25% (FDR ≤ 0.25).

A sufficient condition is first established in terms of a set of difference linear matrix inequalities (DLMIs) under which the expected H∞-consensus performance constraint is guaranteed.