Sentence examples for constraining the potential from inspiring English sources

Here we look at communications reach, social connectivity and technology diffusion as constraining the potential set of A ij game pairs, called talk span.

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Though the measures of shopping behavior available in this data set were relatively limited, constraining the potential for comparisons with previous research, more shopping trips per month and a smaller percentage of small trips in particular were associated with more healthful food patterns.

The present experiments constrained the potential for H2 generation during the serpentinization of komatiite under CO2-rich conditions.

In order to constrain the potential of the RTL algorithm for intermediate-term earthquake forecasting, the spatial distribution of the RTL score was also evaluated in this study.

Between-site variability and slow colonisation by regional endemics strongly constrain the potential of rainforest restoration to offset the biodiversity impacts of tropical deforestation.

Herzberg and O'Hara (2002) constructed forward models to constrain the potential primary melt compositions of mantle peridotites, in particular FeO and MgO contents, by parameterization of experimental data up to 7 GPa.

This paper discusses three general criteria that are necessary for valid benefit transfers and how original research designs and reporting of results unnecessarily constrain the potential of benefit transfers.

Despite Phoenix's intense urban heat island effect, which strongly constrains the potential activity and microhabitat use of lizards in summer, thermal patterns have not yet impacted their distribution and relative abundance at larger scales.

The fact that some of the compounds are alcohols also constrains the potential mechanisms underlying sustained inhibition of TRPV1 3 and TRPM8.

Our DIC data further constrain the potential contribution of abiotic CO2 from carbonate weathering.