Sentence examples for constrained more from inspiring English sources

It was rather that having people on space missions constrained more than it liberated.

The competitors are likely to be constrained more by physics than experience, settling for any solution that works rather than finding something that seems elegant.

In addition, carbon uptake (NEE or GPP) is constrained more than ET by VPD through restriction of stomatal regulation (Kuglitsch et al. 2008; Wagle and Kakani 2014).

Genes harboring SCPs are in general less selectively constrained, more narrowly expressed, and enriched for dispensable biological functions.

As these are better constrained, more comprehensive model comparisons can be made, as well as more intensive comparisons, perhaps at a regional level between point leaf water measurements and model outputs.

Also, the insulation of the damper mechanism by the air spring constrains more heat in the air shock.

This integrated model provides a more realistic representation of the water exchanges between surface and subsurface domains and constrains more the calibration with the use of both surface and subsurface observed data.

It constrains more than enables.

At the same time, migration policies in Western European countries have tended to constrain more and more heavily the possibilities for migrants to stay and work legally, and thus produce a growing population of irregular migrants (Triandafyllidou, 2010).

We simplified the fault model using six separated rectangular faults to investigate the first-order patterns of coseismic slip, considering the limited spatial coverage of GPS observations to constrain more detailed slip models.

Our results indicate that properties readily measurable by borehole geophysical logging (such as porosity and acoustic velocities) can be used to constrain more complex and pertinent properties such as strength and permeability.