Sentence examples for allowing for constraints from inspiring English sources
4. In general, the definition of LA can be made more sophisticated, allowing for constraints of a more elaborated form than the simple two-type ones used in this discussion.
In the current study, an experimental design approach was used to optimize the release properties of the model drug diclofenac from medical silicone elastomer matrix, including a combination of four permeation enhancers as additives and allowing for constraints in the properties of the material.
We employ quadtree (in 2D) and octree (in 3D) data structures as an efficient means to represent the Cartesian grid, allowing for constraint-free grid generation.
Now the monotonicity constraint will only require q to be well-behaved, with restrictions i ii expressed in terms, not just of points of increase, but of points of strict monotonicity so as to allow for constraints of non-increase.
The use of flux ratios allows for constraints to be placed directly at points where metabolic engineering strategies can be applied.
It is more valuable to allow for constraint violations, i.e., fuzzy constraints which in turn may lead to cheaper diets.
Which makes it hard to understand why the WRU did not do more to keep a player who has been a mainstay of the Wales side for the past four years, even allowing for budgetary constraints.
Allowing for the constraints of rhetoric that come with his position, Ben Bernanke's testimony today was highly Krugmanesque: Significant progress has been made recently toward reducing the federal budget deficit over the next few years.
In [7], a stochastic optimization problem with Markov decision process models was developed allowing for the constraints of governmental regulations.
The first model aims at making the timetable more dynamic; the second model is an extension allowing for capacity constraints.
Our method is based on a waiting time model of cancer progression allowing for temporal constraints in terms of a continuous time CBN.
