The phrase "constrained us to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when indicating that someone or something has limited or restricted options or actions.
Example: "The unexpected circumstances constrained us to make a difficult decision."
Alternatives: "forced us to" or "limited us to".
The small community size (36 interactions) constrained us to use different subsets of explanatory variables in different models.
Meaningful LRTs should be calculated using the same mathematical model, i.e, the same tree topology, which constrained us to focus LRTs on conserved genes.
In late August, this rapid increase of clinical specimens constrained us to stop performing rtRT-PCR, while sample processing, RIDT and nucleic acid extraction were maintained at the POC level.
Scale requirements and cost limitations of cellulases for biofuel applications constrained us to model production to open fields, with minimal indoor operations.
8 This small population also constrained us to analyze the effects of RBV and Peg-IFN separately and independently and we could not evaluate the effect association between the two effects, such as the fact that the bone marrow suppressive effect of Peg-IFN may also contribute to the associated anemia.
Because we use optimization, the methodology constrains us to use a fixed fishing intensity and size-selectivity while we find the optimal life history response to it.
Our distributed scenario constrains us to use a block diagonal matrix.
But, the mechanics wrote: "Our consciences constrain us to make you both aware of an ongoing situation on the heavy check which we have heretofore brought before management in the hangar, but our pleadings have gone unheeded".
Second, carrying Nixon's argument to its logical conclusion would constrain us to say that the second to last draft would govern in every instance where the Committee of Style added an arguably substantive word.
The nature of judicial review constrains us to consider the case that is actually before us, and, if it requires us to announce a new rule, to do so in the context of the case and apply it to the parties who brought us the case to decide.
But, the mechanics wrote: "Our consciences constrain us to make you both aware of an ongoing situation on the heavy check which we have heretofore brought before management in the hangar, but our pleadings have gone unheeded". A heavy check involves repairs to a major flight-control part.
