Sentence examples for characterizes constraint from inspiring English sources

Significant regularity in postural control resulting in low values for SampEN, ApEn and LyE characterizes constraint systems with reduced adaptation and response aptitudes to potential disturbances and increased risk of falling.

I am currently attempting to characterize constraints on L-LTD kinetics that allow simulation of empirical data, but nevertheless do not negate positive feedback and bistability of synaptic weights.

The underlying assumption of switch randomization is that the distribution of incoming and outgoing edges sufficiently characterizes the constraints under which networks of the analyzed type evolve.

Nevertheless, these systems are characterized by constraints to the load they can satisfy, through the trade-off between the dehumidification cooling capacity and the latent load of the conditioned space.

However, despite the recognized importance of characterizing evolutionary constraints, quantitative understanding of the process still remains unclear.

As an example, Maffey et al. [ 24] characterized the constraints imposed by well positioned nucleosomes on the interaction of androgen receptors with their binding sites, which are located in the proximal promoters of murine probasin genes.

My research elucidates fundamental constraints on the structure and organization of cells and tissues, characterizes how these constraints have shaped organismal evolution, and traces the impacts of this variation on the environment.

A saturated control law is designed in order to fulfill physically constraint characterizing the system.

In both cases a saturated control law is designed in order to fulfill physically constraint characterizing the system.

Three steels, the microstructures of which are characterized by the constraint factor for slip extension, were employed.

The present study builds upon the J Q approach using plane-strain solutions to characterize effects of constraint on cleavage fracture behavior for the analyzed fracture specimens and cracked pipes.