Sentence examples for constrain effects from inspiring English sources
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 problems of laminated glass failure at boundaries along window frames, as well as the influences of window frame constrain effect and the interlayer anchorage on the overall response of laminated glass panels are less examined.
The Brown and Embury model for void coalescence underestimates coalescence strains due to constraining effects.
Additionally, their model does not consider the constraining effects that investors' resistance could have on local officials.
Compared with molecular dynamics (MD) results, higher polymer constraining effects were related to increase of nano-particle inclusions.
Compared to the other shape constrained effects the constraint effects for temp.veg and ari might be thought as still implausible to a certain extent.
These modeling procedures indicated that the addition of the new N-glycosylation site in the loop regions had lower constraining effects on the tertiary structure of the protein.
The results show the importance of void spacing and orientation, constraining effects, materials yield stress and work hardening rate, and the competition between ductile fracture and shear localization.
The mechanical properties of two phase Al2O3/ZrO2(Y2O3) eutectic are superior to that of either constituent alone due to strong constraining effects provided by the coherent interfaces and micrsostructure.
So far, direct measurement of soil CO2 efflux from grassland has only been achieved after removal of the above-ground vegetation, with badly constrained effects on SR via changes in soil microclimate and altered belowground carbon allocation.
The basic assumption is that lattice rotation within an individual grain is impeded near the grain boundaries by the constraining effects of the neighbouring grains, which gives rise to lattice curvature.
