Sentence examples for constraining environmental from inspiring English sources
This research highlights the utility of the morphology and isotope chemistry of calcic soils for constraining environmental change during the Quaternary.
Self-help activities showed commitment to effect a change in their livelihoods, despite constraining environmental, cultural and social factors.
Partial CCA showed that the contribution to the mean square contingency coefficient of the conditioning factor, Island, was 16% and of the constraining environmental variables was 17%.
b) A taphonomy part, which looks at constraining environmental factors in the Dinaledi Chamber.
The S. cerevisiae PhPP displays optimal growth rates for all possible variations in two constraining environmental variables, such as the carbon substrate and oxygen uptake rates.
The problem is not so much with the agreement's trade provisions, but with the "investment" chapter, which severely constrains environmental, health, and safety regulation, and even financial regulations with significant macroeconomic impacts.
The BDI is sceptical about compulsory registers and cooling-off periods, saying that new laws could be a bureaucratic mess, and that politicians and officials moving in and out of other walks of life is a good thing.That is short-sighted, not least because rules would also constrain environmental, labour and consumer lobbies that often line up against business.
However, for use or evaluation of the proposed techniques on smaller, rather specific or less diverse datasets (e.g. datasets generated under significantly constrained environmental conditions), exploiting more sophisticated techniques such as cross-validation (rather than employing fixed training/evaluation sets) can be envisaged, similarly to e.g. [14].
Decisions should be informed (educational), constrained (environmental), and guided (behavioural)" (page 60).
The low reproductive performance after the third parity in the V line was suggested to be caused by constrained environmental conditions in the test station.
However, the constrained environmental conditions affected the reproductive performance of V females and this effect differed between generations 16 and 36.
