Sentence examples for constraining the role of from inspiring English sources
Quirk, J. et al. Constraining the role of early land plants in Palaeozoic weathering and global cooling.
Although institutional stability appears to be less problematic than in its South American neighbors, the widespread neoliberal vision embedded to the Chilean society appears to be constraining the role of formal institutions and restricting the development and enforcement of regulations and standards.
It is arguable this that has historically constrained the role of marketing in the organisational structure.
On the contrary, what instincts do is to constrain the role of experience, in terms of both what is relevant and when it is relevant.
Arguing from that set of assumptions, they voted against raising the debt ceiling, as a means to constrain the role of government.
Because mRNAs begin to be translated within a short time of their introduction to the Xenopus embryo (i.e., Lobikin et al. demonstrate strong expression at the 2-cell stage when injected prior to the first cleavage ), the results constrain the role of tubulin to events that occur within the first hour or 2 of fertilization, at the 1- or 2-cell stage.
Future work should aim to constrain the roles of internal climate variability and early anthropogenic forcing in the AMOC weakening described here.
This discovery may require re-examination of the microbial communities in the oceans to understand and constrain the role this group of organisms may play in the global carbon cycle.
President Zardari, in addition to his considerable personal failings, has been constrained by the role of the military in national life.
