Sentence examples for constrained to pass through from inspiring English sources
Linear fits to each set of data are shown; these were not constrained to pass through the origin and do not do so exactly.
Consequently, the model of choice would be the version of the Gordon and Budianto (1999) model in which a tree's taper curve is constrained to pass through this upper stem diameter, i.e. M3_HABH.
When constrained to pass through the origin, linear regression analysis of the two data sets found no significant difference (p = 0.595) and revealed that an OD600 of 1 was equivalent to 8.11×108 CFU/mL.
Dotted line is a linear fit constrained to pass through the origin.
Work and both mechanical and crossbridge efficiencies were plotted against S/ S o and fitted using 3rd-order polynomials constrained to pass through (0, 0) and (0, 1).
Regression slopes refer to least squares lines for predicting direct utility from indirect utility, constrained to pass through the point (1,1).
Additionally, manually or automatically matched peaks (Robinson et al., 2007; Styczynski et al., 2007) may be included as anchors to constrain the alignment to pass through their positions (see Supplementary Fig. 2).
Note that we did not constrain V S to pass through S A / S o = 1, given that V S − S A / S o data are poorly described by the Hill function when S A / S o > 0.8 [ 55].
In order to make the skeleton better represent the image intensity distribution, intuitively we would like to constrain the skeleton curve to pass through the local centers of mass of an image.
In a keyhole MIMO channel, the signals from the transmit antenna array are constrained by the physical structure of the propagation environment to pass through a keyhole before reaching the receive antenna array (Figure 1(a)).
