The phrase "additionally constraining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or conditions that impose further limitations or restrictions on a situation or process.
Example: "The new regulations are additionally constraining the options available for project development."
Alternatives: "further limiting" or "more restrictive".
Finally, we tested strong or scalar MI by additionally constraining thresholds to be equal across groups.
Additionally, constraining the distal femur, as previously described [ 20], may have influenced the mode of failure.
It should be noted that flux values from lpdA knockout mutant were obtained by additionally constraining the flux values of pyruvate dehydrogenase complex, α-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase, and glycine cleavage system to zero in order to reflect the knockout of lpdA gene.
The controller is additionally constrained to satisfy desirable loop specifications.
To be able to solve this optimization problem, we can, for example, additionally constrain the users with non-fixed B i 's to have equal throughput guarantees.
The kind of combination is known as geometric source separation, where the response of BSS demixing filters is additionally constrained to a set of directions.
The latter integrates freely available depth and thickness information from wells and seismic lines and has been additionally constrained by 3D gravity modelling.
The Paul trapping is necessary to guide and additionally constrain the particle trajectories without having to use too high optical powers.
Moreover, the model integrates all freely available depth and thickness information (wells, seismic lines) as well as faults as interpolation barriers and has been additionally constrained by 3D gravity modelling.
Also presented are a formalism to additionally constrain the angular momentum about the center of mass and an expression for the local energy drift during each integration time step.
For the procreation of young bulls, breeding costs are additionally constrained.
