The phrase "amount of constrained" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to convey a specific quantity or limitation.
Example: "The amount of constrained resources available for the project is insufficient."
Alternatives: "level of restriction" or "quantity of limitation."
A larger amount of constrained fibrillar structures can bear a greater tensile force in tensile tests, therefore the drawn fibers have higher tensile strengths.
Strong correlation between the tensile modulus and the glass transition temperature and the amount of constrained phase, assessed through the thermo-mechanical and crystallization behavior of the composites, was found.
For fruit fly, the amount of constrained sequence is estimated as 55.5~66.2Mb (1.1 ~ 1.32e8 bits), which is also close to 1.09e8 bits effective information.
However, these estimates are substantially smaller than the amount of constrained sequence estimated between zebra finch and G. magnirostris (120 179 Mb).
The total amount of constrained sequence in rodents is estimated as 260Mb (5.2e8 bits), which is close to 5.09e8~6.34e8 bits effective information of rat and mouse.
The results of effective information of mammals are also consistent to the recently published article regarding the amount of constrained sequence in genome shared between eutherian mammals [ 26].
This allowed a simultaneous study of the influence of the amount of fibers constrained by the loading platens on the strength and stiffness of these laminates.
An optimal sized solar panel must thus provide a sufficient amount of energy (constrained by the light conditions) to completely recharge the battery at the end of the day.
Ensembl provides a nucleotide level GERP (Genomic Evolutionary Rate Profiling) scoring [43], that reflects the amount of inferred substitution, which in turn allows the identification of constrained elements.
This is a world of constrained resources.
A single haploid megagametophyte offers a major reduction in sequence complexity although at the expense of constraining the amount of DNA available.
