Sentence examples for constrain the increasing from inspiring English sources
China established Domestic Emission Control Area (DECA) for sulphur since 2015 to constrain the increasing shipping emissions.
First, it would ensure food security for the poorest section of the population and second, it would constrain the increasing food inflation.
The effect of various rl for the heat transfer and flow characteristic is also investigated to find the optimal one because the manufacturing difficulty is constrained by the increasing rl.
As the disease prevalence becomes very large, however, the benefits of the increased amount of case information is constrained by the increasing number of non-cases.
Glucocorticoids were shown to up-regulate DUSP1 in peripheral tissues [ 44] but constrain the increase of DUSP1 gene expression in the central components of the HPA axis [ 45].
Globally, the health care organizations are under resource and cost constrains due to the increasing number of patients that are due to a fast increase of the 65+ age group requiring extensive medical hospitalization and treatments.
The decrease of (p^{prime }_{ds}) constrains the increase of PD, and PD mainly relies on (p^{prime }_{ds}).
The results show that adding data on disconnected reaches to constrain reconstruction, while increasing the accuracy of the reconstructed network topology, also adds biases to the geometry and topography of the reconstructed network.
In that case, we are again confronted with a constrained GNA problem, but the increased number of interactions makes its exact minimization intractable and only approximate methods for constrained GNA can be applied.
The space between the (Y n and 3′ AG is highly constrained: simply increasing the distance weakens splice site usage [ 14].
'Registration 1' is a rough and fast estimation of non-rigid deformations performed on smaller size images, where the B-spline functions are largely constrained (increasing the weight γ of the penalty term in Eq. 3) to describe the more global deformations in the material.
