Sentence examples for a constraining effect on from inspiring English sources

It is fair to ask whether the paper's house editing style has had a constraining effect on its critic's prose.

It certainly seems like the zero bound has a constraining effect on monetary policy, if not in theory than at least in the minds of central bankers.

Zona pellucida also exerts a constraining effect on this event.

Regarding social mobility effects, the study by Houle (2011) is consistent with the literature which demonstrates that mobile individuals tend to have health outcomes between their social class of origin and destination, so social mobility has a constraining effect on health inequalities [ 11, 43- 45].

At the same time, we argue that contextual factors, such as top-level endorsement, the necessity to comply with a performance measurement system, and the varying involvement of practice nurses produce tensions that can have both an enabling and constraining effect on the process of facilitation.

It was proven that the presence of fresh martensite has a negative influence on this austenite transformation stability due to its constraining effect on the strain distribution.

Inspiratory and expiratory chest wall elastance are thus totally different entities, where inspiratory chest wall elastance is a measure of how much the chest wall and abdomen impedes lung inflation, while expiratory chest wall elastance indicates that the chest wall is off-loading the lung and consequently has no constraining effect on the lung at end-expiration.

So far, direct measurement of soil CO2 efflux from grassland has only been achieved after removal of the above-ground vegetation, with badly constrained effects on SR via changes in soil microclimate and altered belowground carbon allocation.

The Justice Department's exposé may have had a constraining effect, but it's also true that the city's leadership is in flux.

Concomitantly, the constraining effect of Cu layers on microcrack propagation is weakened, which can be used to explain the experimentally observed λ and η-dependent fracture mode transition from shear mode to an opening mode.

Sherer (2007) discusses the constraining effect lockstep remuneration has on the diversification of law firms into regions that command lower billing rates, using the US law firms Baker and McKenzie (eat-what-you-kill) and Cleary Gottlieb (lockstep) as examples.