Sentence examples for with greater constraint from inspiring English sources

If persistent laxity occurs despite soft tissue balancing, implants with greater constraint must be used.

The formation of quaternary structure is associated with greater constraint in the evolution of proteins [ 6- 8].

Their craft — now that's better — also comes with great constraints.

Comparison of d N / d S across all genes shows no clear trend, with some genes under greater constraint in Epifagus than in C. obtusiflora and others more conserved in Cuscuta (fig. 8).

"It should also help to support the value of the dollar, which should result in greater constraint on our trade with overseas economies," Mr. Zandi said.

A greater constraint may be associated with information sources based on clinical records.

Moreover, the associated dN/dS ratios with the retrocopies tended to decrease as dS increased (Fig.  3), which indicates a greater constraint of selection on older retrocopies.

Greater constraint in upstream genes may also be explained because they are associated with pathway branches and may control pathway flux (Crabtree and Newsholme 1987).

Overall, our results suggest that a proximity scale is being used by those groups with greater time space constraints, such as working women or low income people without access to private vehicles, opening important implications on transport policy regarding the design of proximity-prone environments.

We hypothesize that with increasing disease severity, BPD infants are at the limits of their breathing pattern adaptability in order to maintain end-expiratory lung volume, and thus these infants have to breathe with greater physiological constraints.

In the regression analyses (see Table 6), social constraints emerged as the only unique predictor of the ABC-R total score, scheduling barriers, illness-related barriers, and knowledge barriers, with greater social constraints predicting greater barriers.