Sentence examples for constraining data from inspiring English sources

Like ArrayExpress, and unlike GEO, for example, the data stored in PEDRo must conform to a rich, but nevertheless deliberately constraining, data model.

When no tension is applied to the data (τ = 0), unphysical bumps characterized by large thickness variations can appear in areas far from constraining data points.

But it said: "The relatively complex geology and limited amount of good-quality constraining data result in a higher degree of uncertainty to resource estimation than [in England]." BGS said Scotland's shale reserves were modest compared with England's.

We acknowledge, however, that these reconstructions are merely broad estimates of potential refugial conditions for L. rufescens and lack constraining data for the earlier half of the epoch.

(b) Rate-constrained data.

In the heterogeneous network transmission process, through the collaboration coordinator and controller, the combination of network delay and data packet dropout, delayed constrained data flow, and transport and network distributed rate provide accurate and reliable network architecture.

The palaeoenvironmental reconstruction fits in with the original geographical descriptions mentioned in Strabo's Chronicles, and provides chronologically constrained data of fluvial evolution from the Pisa old town area.

This potential bias does not appear to impact the results obtained here because the highest rates of speciation occur in the same temporal bins (late Eifelian and late Givetian) regardless of whether observed species ranges or phylogenetically constrained data are used (Table S1, Figs. 1, Figure S2).

This certainly constrains data comparability.

The data entry web site uses radio buttons, combo boxes and other highly constrained data elements.

Only a few states recognize patient property rights in data, but HIPAA constrains data sharing in a surprisingly similar way.