Sentence examples for the increasing constraints from inspiring English sources

Demand for oil could be impacted by a range of future issues, such as the increasing constraints on emissions [through climate policies], efficiency gains, improvements in technology, and slowdown in the Chinese economy".

Therefore, with the increasing constraints on surgical gynaecological training, educators must identify relevant factors that can increase skill acquisition and self-efficacy, or surgical confidence [16].

Finally, as a result of its governance structure, membership base and the increasing constraints of charitable status, the CCCF has adopted an 'insider' (Briskin and Eliasson 1993; Tyyska 1998) approach to working with government, keeping its public position neutral and strictly non-partisan.

Standardization also facilitates the timely publication of reports, which are especially important when considering the increasing constraints to the resource capacity of data centres.

Viterbi algorithm is the most popular algorithm used to decode the convolution code, but its computational complexity increases exponentially with the increasing constraint length due to the large number of Trellis transitions.

Therefore, considering the observed data in human, 11 substitutions in 3'UTR and 9 substitutions in CDS, the deviation of human polymorphism data from the neutral expectation should be more likely attributed to the increasing constraint in CDS region.

This may be caused by the increased constraint of the crosslinks on the molecular segments involved in the yielding process.

The objective of this study was to investigate the hypothesis that the increased constraint of a medial rotational knee promotes earlier loosening of the prosthesis.

For this regime, the pattern of increasing constraints is strongly influenced by the effective population size (fig. 3 b ) and follows the theoretical predictions for fixation times of deleterious mutations in Kimura's one- and two-locus models (Kimura 1980 , 1985.

Response: This is a good point — physical constraints, such as necessary physical interactions between ribosomal proteins and the ribosome, increase the probability of convergence (i.e., increasing constraints decrease the size of the relevant sequence and structure space consistent with a given function).

In contrast, no-go decisions are best captured by a failure of the execution process to reach the decision threshold due to increasing constraints on the drift rate.