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But over all, he warned that Ericsson and other equipment makers were still constrained by a shortage of crucial components for mobile broadband networks.

These early studies were still constrained by the assumption that de novo evolution must be rare and the criteria were therefore tuned to be very restrictive to be sure that only the best-supported cases were included.

The first RNA-seq experiments were still constrained by the relatively high costs of sequencing in comparison with microarrays, which restricted experimental designs to case control studies with low replication.

Lending is still constrained.

Roles for African-Americans are still constrained there, he said.

Over half of global businesses are still constrained by paper invoices.

But he was still constrained by a $4,500 limit on the amount he could accept from each contributor.

While women are still constrained by law, religion and custom, more and more are likely to enter the work force.

In spite of the ultrahigh theoretical energy density, non-aqueous Li-O2 batteries are still constrained by their inefficient cathodes.

However, their effectiveness is still constrained by the contradiction between reducing the collision probability and idle listening duration.

QPR's potential is still constrained by the Loftus Road capacity, just 18,500, and Fernandes says: "We continue to investigate options in relation to a new, larger stadium".