Sentence examples for considered imposed by from inspiring English sources
When the pH and Fe activity are considered imposed by the soil and constant, the ratio between free DMA ligand and Fe complex remains fixed once equilibrium is reached (KC*; eq 1).
China on Wednesday protested a decision by Washington to consider imposing quotas on five types of Chinese-made clothing.
It is considering imposing an average "anti-dumping" import tariff of 47%, with a decision expected by 5 June.
Heuristics for time slot assignment that consider constraints imposed by six different node architectures are proposed, and the blocking performance of the TDM wavelength routing network is evaluated through simulations.
"This is considered a duty imposed by our true religion on every Muslim, necessitating the prevention of any blaspheming reports to our Prophet (peace be upon him) and to our true religion," said a statement released via the state press agency SPA.
9 Furthermore, it considers the disability imposed by itch and disfigurement, but does not take into account emotional distress, interpersonal relationships, or financial impact.
Finally, the specific energy of the Li-S cell is reevaluated and discussed considering the limitation imposed by LiPS solubility.
It is a real challenge to define and to design diagnostics systems considering the constraints imposed by these service systems.
Considering the limitations imposed by the prodrugs' bystander effects, our findings show that yCD UPRT/5-FC is the most effective enzyCD UPRT/5-FCystem among the ones tested.
Considering the conditions imposed by these two expressions, a line segment can be described by four parameters: d,θ,p i, and p j.
