Sentence examples for constrained in that from inspiring English sources

The BBC, in response, said it used official party colours and was "constrained in that regard".

European Union governments' budgets aren't constrained in that way and are much larger in relation to their economies.

"It was a wonderful experience, but I feel like a lot of the stories I want to tell would be constrained in that format".

Already before the reform of 2006, physician choice was constrained in that patients had to contact a gatekeeping physician first.

The Maxent model is a probability distribution selected by maximizing the entropy subject, which is constrained in that the expected value of each environmental variable under this uniform distribution should match the empirical value [ 51, 52].

Conversely, the early cell-related parameters are not so constrained in that a single parameter is inferred for each marker and is governed mostly by the earliest time points.

Epigenomic signatures are, therefore, not particularly constrained in genes that are under negative selection at the protein level.

However, sequence evolution can be constrained in proteins that are part of protein complexes (Fraser et al. 2002; Szklarczyk et al. 2008).

Similarly, in old clades that comprise large populations, microbial genomes may wander over sequence space, giving an illusion of variability, while remaining highly constrained in features that govern cellular structure and function.

Analysis of the other parameters to the model demonstrate that, for each network topology, only the value of one parameter is strongly constrained in networks that are both dosage compensated and inducible.

We found immunity-related genes and GO terms that were positively selected or purely constrained in subterranean lineages that might help relieve this pressure, such as Lyzl6 [ 38], Mx2 [ 39], Mcam [ 40], and "immunological synapse" (GO 0001772).