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The phrase "are not fully constrained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is not completely limited or restricted.
Example: "The variables in this experiment are not fully constrained, allowing for a range of possible outcomes."
Alternatives: "are not entirely restricted" or "are not completely limited".
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Thus, regional and in situ stress states are not fully constrained.
The exact pathways along which these hydrocarbons are formed are not fully constrained yet, either, and the actual occurrence of FTT processes at deep-sea hydrothermal conditions (where CO2, CO, H2 are dissolved) is still uncertain.
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The onset of pressure solution was not fully constrained, but has been documented to occur at around 150°C in the study area.
Biophysical properties of neurons become increasingly diverse over development, but mechanisms underlying and constraining this diversity are not fully understood.
However, the effects of early initiation of life-long treatment among infants receiving care in HIV treatment programs in the resource constrained settings of Africa are not fully known.
Her hands are not fully developed.
Discursive systems, in other words, are not fully within the control of linguistic beings and rather than reveal the world to us, they can just as well constrain what are possible objects of experience.
They are not fully blameless, of course.
Three additional prospects are not fully evaluated.
Yeah, markets aren't fully efficient.
Also, there is liberation constraint in this instance as the grind is constrained so that the pentlandite in pyrrhotite is not fully liberated.
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