Sentence examples for constraining significantly from inspiring English sources
The analysis of factors affecting FMNR in the Sahel did not find many household's characteristics constraining significantly the FMNR practice in more than one country.
That does not make its use unlawful or inappropriate; it simply means that this factor cannot make up for the failure of other factors, such as reprehensibility, to constrain significantly an award that purports to punish a defendants conduct).
This cluster is small, because the genomewide constraint on coding bases is generally negative selection, and few categories are constrained significantly beyond this background.
These constraints are extremely important in reducing the search space for the values of the kinetic parameters of the model, and indeed constrain significantly the states that the system can adopt (Kell 2004; Palsson 2006).
We believe Δrp = 0 is a reasonable assumption for the following reasons: (1) no chemical reactions are happening for the probes and thus the structures of the probes do not change before and after channel opening; (2) anisotropy measurements show that the orientation of probes are not constrained significantly.
We believe Δ r p = 0 is a reasonable assumption for the following reasons: (1) no chemical reactions are happening for the probes and thus the structures of the probes do not change before and after channel opening; (2) anisotropy measurements show that the orientation of probes are not constrained significantly.
Significantly constraining investment options risks significantly constraining investment returns.
Those who reported that they were credit constrained were significantly less likely to have adopted MTM (except in Malawi where the coefficient was insignificant but still negative).
We relate this heterogeneity in access to household ability to engage successfully in agricultural output markets and find consistent supporting evidence for the hypothesis that this lack of access is significantly constraining their potential to engage successfully in agriculture.
A significant chi-square difference would mean that constraining the factor loadings significantly deteriorated the fit of the base model and would thus indicate one or more factor loadings were significantly variant across genders [ 26].
To this aim, wearable inertial measurement units (IMUs) have been proposed as a valid alternative to traditional laboratory-based instruments, allowing for in-the-field performance monitoring without neither constraining athletes' movements nor significantly modifying the original wheelchair configuration.
