"constrain effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a limitation or restriction that is causing a certain result or outcome in a system. For example: "The constrain effect of the budget caused the project to be completed late."
The model does not constrain effects of specific dose levels to be linear or of any parametric form, but (like the effect of visit interval) is left unspecified assuming a unique possible effect of every dose level, captured by separate terms as shown in equation (1).
The Justice Department's exposé may have had a constraining effect, but it's also true that the city's leadership is in flux.
It is fair to ask whether the paper's house editing style has had a constraining effect on its critic's prose.
It certainly seems like the zero bound has a constraining effect on monetary policy, if not in theory than at least in the minds of central bankers.
This effect was masked at certain crystallinities by the constraining effect of the crystallites.
It was found that NOx degrades the mechanical performance of the nanocomposites regardless of the constraining effect of clay lamellae.
Other landmarks are purely conspicuous and appear to have no constraining effect, yet still have strong influences on boundary location by affecting social interactions.
In the proposed method, the aging and constraining effect of the boundary condition is represented by an artificial rotational spring at each support.
The increased SAE values of multi-tubes were attributed to the frictional forces of the multi-tube designs and constraining effect of the die walls accommodating the tubes.
The constraining effect found depends on the sintering temperature and the total number of each tape layer in a given hetero-structure.
