Sentence examples for constraining relevance from inspiring English sources
If there is no defensible theory of explanation embodying a non-trivially constraining relevance relation, it cannot be a good criticism of van Fraassen's theory that he fails to provide this[26].
This context building will also be highly constrained by relevance, looking for as many positive effects as possible with the fewer inferential steps as possible.
Thus, data used to establish the cut-off values are based on a study population that distinguish from the one in the current protocol, which may constrain the relevance of the chosen cut-offs.
Differences in practice, the nature of health systems, scarce health care and research resources and other local and context specific conditions, further constrain the relevance and applicability of EBP in developing countries.
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The nonphysiological synthesis and composition of these crystals constrain the physiological relevance and utility of the insights that they provide.
The remarkable expansion of the AA1_1, AA2 and AA9 families raises the question of the selective pressures constraining these families, and consequently the functional relevance at the organismal level (i.e. fitness).
This recharge estimate has important relevance for site characterization in terms of constraining the volumetric groundwater flow rates and water balance and understanding the mechanisms of transport towards the water table.
Or constraining it somewhat.
Constraining time encourages quality time.
