The phrase "all constrained to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limitations or restrictions that apply to a group or set of things.
Example: "The participants were all constrained to follow the rules set by the organization."
Alternatives: "all limited to" or "all restricted to".
M7 used 10 ω categories to describe ω among the sites, all constrained to be <1; M8 differed from M7 only in that it estimated ω for an extra class of sites (p10) at which ω could be >1, and M8a fixed this extra category at ω = 1.
While not described here, the CSPs can be easily extended to find candidates for the entire atom mapping by introducing additional matching variables for all atoms participating in the reaction, all constrained to preserve atom label, vertex degree, and bond valence information.
Definition 7. The set of all variables constrained to is called the constrained set of and is denoted by.
Under the assumption of no unmeasured confounders and a correctly-specified model, we modeled two theoretical outcomes or "counterfactuals" each for men and women: 1) the adjusted predicted HIV prevalence if all were constrained to be non-migrants, and 2) if all were constrained to be migrants.
In a pre-API world, Watson's applications would, in all likelihood, constrained to software and technology applications.
Therefore, even with all paths constrained to be equal, the model still has a very good fit.
Next, a tree with all branches constrained to the same non-synonymous to synonymous ratio was optimized, and a likelihood ratio test (LRT) was performed to determine whether the unconstrained tree had a significantly better likelihood.
Trees with all branches constrained to the same non-synonymous to synonymous rate ratio were significantly worse than fully unconstrained trees for atpE, rbcL and rps2 (Table 2), indicating lineage-specific heterogeneity in selective constraint for these genes.
No significant difference was observed between the likelihoods of rpoA trees when trees with all branches constrained to an identical non-synonymous to synonymous rate ratio were compared with unconstrained trees.
All the motions are constrained to perform at a predefined region for keeping the fixed distance from the sensor array.
The sum of transmission rate of all the nodes is constrained to be equal to the bandwidth available (B): {displaystyle {sum}_{i=1}^N{R}_i}le B (5).
