Sentence examples for constraining the production from inspiring English sources
Constraining the production of the ESs in the landscape based on the priority maps, however, resulted in sub-optimal choices compared to an optimized production.
Social control mechanisms limiting consumption of nicotine were employed, however, by constraining the production and distribution of nicotine-bearing plants.
Incapability of selecting the desired PB from the PB stock constrains the production planner to make a daily plan according to the PB color and type sequence.
As a consequence, the law of conservation of matter constrains the production and consumption rates of these metabolites to be balanced.
The steady-state assumption represented in Equation (1) constrains the production rate of each metabolite to be equal to its consumption rate.
In addition, differences in study design and inconsistencies in study outcomes constrained the production of evidence-based load carriage recommendations for young people.
However, plants may not always have the capacity to protect young tissues optimally: resource limitations may constrain the production of defensive compounds until the plant has gained enough biomass to allocate resources for defenses [ 14].
As plants mature and reach the reproductive stage, the dynamics of defenses may change again: levels of defensive compounds may be reallocated to valuable reproductive tissues (e.g. flowers, seeds), or globally decrease if the production of secondary metabolites constrains the production of reproductive tissues [ 3, 15].
However, there was some evidence suggesting that vertebrate herbivores constrain the biomass production of shrubs over graminoids and forbs.
At temperate and arctic latitudes in particular, seasonal fluctuations in climate and day length constrain the primary production of ecosystems.
The process of enhancing a refinery's performance through advanced control usually requires extensive analysis on the plant to determine factors that are constraining the plant from reaching optimum production conditions.
