Sentence examples for constrained by whether from inspiring English sources
Presidents' voiced opinions about social justice are very sharply constrained by whether voicing those opinions is likely to advance their visions of social justice at that political moment.
Because users are not constrained by whether the idea can be realized or not.
Nor is the US Treasury spending operationally constrained by whether China has their dollars in their checking account or their savings accounts.
Similarly, in our study, the modulation of hand-M1 activity (increase or decrease) resulted to be constrained by whether the task required a full processing of the motor content of the word, that in turn would elicit the motor simulation, or not.
The proposal accordingly outlines a framework for research that is guided by "constructs" that "represent the fundamental unit of analysis in this system" and are "constrained by whether a particular brain circuit or area could reasonably be specified that implements that dimension of behavior".
In particular, further work is needed to understand how phenology correlates with and is constrained by other traits, whether this varies between different climate regimes, functional groups and clades, and whether non-native species appear to face the same constraints to their phenologies as native species.
We investigated whether cooperative management among private landowners may be constrained by social risks and whether formal institutions may be needed to facilitate cooperation.
A sports team, whether constrained by salary limits or not, should still seek to maximize its resources.
Bill de Blasio does not want his soaring vision constrained by mundane objections about whether his plan to tax rich people will pass in Albany.
Here, we conducted a study with wild-derived house mice (Mus musculus musculus) to test whether females show MMM when they can choose their mates and are not constrained by sexual coercion, and whether multiple paternity affects offspring number or size when females can select their own mates.
Here we focus on the Liberal Democracy Index (LDI), which assesses whether there are free and fair elections; whether leaders are constrained by the rule of law and oversight by parliament and the judiciary; and whether civil liberties are protected.
