Sentence examples for constrained towards from inspiring English sources

However, since extensive work on groundwater quality was done in the inland areas (Edet 1993; Edet and Okereke 2001; Owolabi and Obot 1998), the present study was constrained towards the coastal areas to accommodate the influence of open ocean and estuaries.

ML bootstrap analyses in Figure 1 were constrained towards 3000 rearrangements per replicate.

The SURFACE algorithm produces models of varying complexity that assume that evolution has been constrained towards different adaptive peaks along different branches in the phylogeny [ 4].

Tree topologies were gained by heuristic searches under the ML criterion, starting with trees obtained by sequential taxon addition or by NJ. 100 ML bootstrap replicates were constrained towards 3000 rearrangements per replicate.

Mediated by economic globalization an inequitable situation arises, the increasing availability of cheap foods forces the financially constrained towards nutritionally poor foods and an obesogenic diet, whereas the wealthy, through the financial benefit of choice, have access to a market supplying more expensive healthier foods and products [ 78, 79].

A new series of tetrahydrocarbolines with potent MCH-1 antagonist activity were synthesized, using a conformationally constrained design approach towards optimizing pharmacokinetic properties.

However, since the companies amply demonstrated a clear concern for their respective host community in the preceding analysis, the pervading plausible CSR policies among the mining companies would suggest a strong leaning towards constrained profit-maximisation.

This paper is the result of the author's attempt to answer these questions and gives a proof of existence of natural frequencies for systems with artificial restraints (springs) having positive or negative stiffness coefficients, and their convergence towards constrained systems.

However, for weak Doppler signals near the limits of the current detection ability the eccentricity becomes poorly constrained and biased towards higher values.

For more tightly associated reaction sets (very small P-values), this bias towards constrained reactions in the same pathway increases.

In the healthism model, the individual is blamed for health problems, and social pressures exist towards constrained behaviors of self-surveillance, which may eventually be transformed into unhealthy, harmful and even destructive behaviors [ 29, 30].