Sentence examples for constrain present from inspiring English sources

That implication would hold only if it were conceded that presently existing rights alone constrain present action.

Although existing infrastructure and long-term agreements (such as hydropower concessions) constrain present-day and future decisions, a pragmatic strategy of adaptation can, in many cases, accommodate evolving scientific understanding and societal expectations.

As our transects exemplify, species boundaries are delineated by specific geographic features likely to constrain present-day dispersal (Fig.  2): the urban area of Nìs in SE-Serbia, and dry pre-Rhodopean hills in NE-Greece, where suitable breeding sites appear scattered and disconnected (CD and AB pers. obs).

The model does not require any of the constraining hypotheses present in previously published ones.

The solar cycle, seasonal, wave, and dust storm responses of the Mars upper atmosphere are poorly constrained at present.

Although the parameter w is not well constrained at present, it may be inferred from the mass fraction of carbon dioxide supplied in the impactor.

More elaborate analyses should take site-specific factors such as slope or time of day into account, but cannot be meaningfully constrained by present data.

Precisely when haplotypes not found in extant muskoxen were lost, and under what conditions, are matters that cannot be well constrained at present.

However, analyses of incremental cost-effectiveness or cost-utility at the individual level are constrained at present by the lack of reliable individualised data on the incremental direct and indirect costs of treatment.

Peptide aptamers are peptides constrained and presented by a scaffold protein that are used to study protein function in cells.

In this study, a controller design for nonlinear strict feedback systems with full state constrains is presented.