Sentence examples for unavoidable restriction from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the integrative (pathway and gene expression) analysis strategy proposed here was indeed motivated to address this typical, and probably unavoidable, restriction in proof-of-concept translational research applications.

Due to unavoidable restrictions regarding the availability of radiotracers and scanner time, imaging could not be performed on all animals at every time point.

If sexual problems are not addressed as part of the overall medical care of patients with coronary heart disease, then patients may assume that nothing can be done and may live with major and unavoidable restrictions to their quality of life, and to that of their partner.

If sexual problems are not addressed as part of the overall medical care of patients with CHD, then patients may assume that nothing can be done and may live with major and unavoidable restrictions to their quality of life, and to that of their partner.

A deeper insight into budgetary consequences is necessary in making choices within the context of unavoidable budgetary restrictions.

Short of giving Malawi students the exact Edinburgh exam paper, which would not have been possible (due to Edinburgh University restrictions), this limitation was unavoidable.

Some restrictions seem unavoidable.

Do not impose additional (e.g., "no clinical use") restrictions, unless unavoidable, to guarantee the widest possible adoption (see e.g., [ 24 ] for an analysis of common misconceptions about the conflict between open-source licenses and commercial interests).

The restriction may be unavoidable because of the network's deals with its affiliates, but it's irrational.

But it is an unavoidable fact that the classic restrictions on the killing of women, children and Muslims in jihad have been deeply undermined in the last decade.

Having been generated from a cohort of relatively young women, the results of our study are directly relevant to a group that often resorts to weight control regimens that encourage restriction of carbohydrate with unavoidable increases in protein intake.