Sentence examples for constrained through a from inspiring English sources
Existing quantitative models of bioirrigation rely primarily on chemical, rather than ecological, information and the depth-dependence of bioirrigation intensity is either imposed or constrained through a data fitting procedure.
With the court's decision, not only does the Crown risk the chance of having its operations severely constrained through a judge's order, according to Innes, First Nations across Canada will have the legal precedent necessary to file similar actions.
Here we address this question through comparative transcriptomic and biochemical analyses of closely related C3, C3 C4, and C4 species, combined with Flux Balance Analysis constrained through a mechanistic model of carbon fixation.
According to Zahavi,, mechanisms for the maintenance of honesty can be either that (1) the signal is costly to produce and therefore the reliability of communication is increased in relation to the investment in the trait and/or (2) the production of the signal is physically constrained through a material link between the signal and the quality advertised by the signaler.
The first of this class to be discovered was the type I autoinducing peptide (AIP) of Staphylococcus aureus, an eight-residue thiolactone-containing peptide with the C-terminus constrained through linkage with a cysteine side-chain [ 41].
The two authors mean to show that although the formal separation of powers no longer has effect, the president as a rational actor is still constrained through public opinion and politics; even a strong executive needs to appear bipartisan and to worry about popularity ratings.
15 The current study yielded a strong relationship between Hbmass and (r=0.75), with a slope of ∼4.9 when constrained through the origin; this implies that every additional gram of Hb will increase by ∼4.9 mL/min.
The movement has no interest in seizing, much less overthrowing, the government, but rather in creating an environment in which power is constrained through constitutional government and civil society.
Council has control over police budgets, and officers are constrained through the Police Act, but Dumanowski indicated that there's a problem with civilians questioning police expertise, especially when the police are already responsive to many public concerns, such as drunk driving.
These studies have revealed that in addition to the 'bulk' lipids whose dynamic properties remain largely unchanged by the presence of integral membrane proteins within the bilayer, there exist a population of lipids whose motional freedom is constrained through their interaction with integral membrane proteins.
While theoretically, motorization could be constrained through planning and engineering modifications, land-use changes could only take place over a long-term period, and adapting land use to control vehicle growth is not considered a cost-effective approach [43].
