Sentence examples for allowed to constrain from inspiring English sources

She never acknowledged the apparent limitations that many of the rest of us allowed to constrain us.

His move ends a long, bleak period in which the moral objections of religious conservatives were allowed to constrain the progress of a medically important science.

The views of particular religious groups should not be allowed to constrain the freedoms of those who do not share their faith.

The implication of Press-Schechter formalism allowed to constrain σ8 = 0.52 ± 0.01.

Interprofessional disputes should not be allowed to constrain the supply of services; the use of common competencies and training should reduce such conflicts and increase interprofessional respect.

More recently, Bartels et al. (2010) were allowed to constrain genetic and environmental influences on happiness to be similar for younger (aged 14 19 years) and older individuals (aged 20 88 years).

Only a multi-wavelength approach, including optical and near-infrared observations, may allow to constrain their nature.

The same data allow to constrain the non-standard oscillation parameters θnew and Δm2new indicated by the LSND and MiniBooNE experiments.

Timing studies in X-rays (combined with the optical) of the stable nuclear burning phase in steady nuclear burning sources and in post-novae allow to constrain the mass accretion rate onto and the mass of the nuclear burning WD.

This network based approach also allows to constrain the concentration of some unmeasured metabolites.

The three gymnosperm families are good subjects for this analysis because i) they represent almost 14% of the gymnosperm diversity and can be found globally on the Earth, ii) we have fossil records allowing to constrain the phylogenetic tree timescale.