Sentence examples for better restrained from inspiring English sources

For the same reinforcement ratio, the four reinforcing bars placed at the corners of a concrete member better restrained the shrinkage all throughout the concrete cross-section and decreased the concrete cracking risk better than a single reinforcing bar placed at the center.

The process of tissue restitution takes relatively longer time in human, but the transit amplifying population is better restrained from excessive expansion compared with murine and teleost models (Figure 5C&D).

Indeed, large microcircuits under our simplified simulations had an abnormally large spontaneous rate, which would therefore be better restrained by recurrent inhibition.

A lower fragmentation of the NOE network can be expected for more globular and thus more compact proteins, yielding even better restrained assignment ensembles than for the case of EIN.

Warned by a colleague in the starkest terms -- "You'd better restrain your people.

Concerned that Netanyahu would inflame an already dangerous climate, Israeli Housing Minister Benjamin Ben-Eliezer warned the hyper-ambitious politician, "You'd better restrain your people.

If you have the bovine in a head-gate, also use a halter to better restrain the animal's head.

The new measures were varied, and included better restraining orders, better refuge provision and 17 courts dealing only with domestic violence.

She is also better at restraining her barking and begging when we have dinner guests.

Who better to restrain Mr Bush's more gung-ho Texan instincts?Mr Cheney also brought to his job a sharp sense of how dangerous the world is.

I would have thought that the increase in murder would have been bigger than it was, although I suspect that part of the reason why the increase in murder was not as large as the increase in overall violent crime was that the police are better at restraining murder than they are at restraining overall violent crime.