Sentence examples for wider constraints from inspiring English sources

In a broader sense, it was expected that the policy would help address some of the wider constraints facing livestock development in Nigeria at the time, such as disease control and market supply (Ingawa et al. [1989]).

Hollande has little power to alter these wider constraints.

The environmental movement comprises thousands of groups worldwide that have been working for years, quite successfully in many cases, to achieve serious, economy-wide constraints on greenhouse-gas emissions.

Our model includes three system-wide constraints.

That's because the unique network synergies of the combined network far exceed the sum of its parts, and generate the functional equivalent of new spectrum, which is the best means of addressing the macro-level, system-wide constraints confronting AT&T".

Strong correlations between the AT content of rRNA genes (rns and rnl) and the AT content of protein-coding genes among 24 cnidarian genomes imply that base composition is mainly determined by mt genome-wide constraints.

Global health initiatives are faced with human resources issues as a major, system-wide constraint.

Thus, this kind of selection, called Mistranslation-Induced protein Misfolding (MIM), is a genome-wide constraint for coding sequence evolution in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic domains.

However, they felt the barrier of limited social support was not addressed effectively through the chosen intervention components; primarily due to wider environmental constraints, of working in isolation with few opportunities to discuss, support and encourage their peers.

Category theory provides a way of stating wide scale constraints.

The problem of determining life-cycle rate controls for both producer and injector wells that maximize the net present value subject to well and field-wide capacity constraints is solved using an SQP algorithm.