Sentence examples for constraint at least from inspiring English sources
This constraint, at least, is starting to weaken.
Parotid dose was compared to a Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) dose constraint (at least 1 parotid with mean dose <26 Gy).
These data suggest that sentence constraint (at least as manipulated in the current study) does not operate by making a single word form expected, but rather generates expectations about what kinds of words are likely to appear.
The use of acknowledged transmissions allows to fulfill this constraint, at least from a theoretical point of view.
Then, for a certain network topology, an multimedia application is allowed to adjust application-specific end-to-end delay TQoS subject to the following constraint at least: TQoS > Tmin, otherwise the QoS delay cannot be achieved.
Overall, the IC Model was supported as a plesiomorphic developmental system for Mammalia, suggesting that mammal tooth size has been subjected to this developmental constraint at least since the divergence of australosphenidans and boreosphenidans approximately 180 Ma.
In fact, they fear that the government may be tempted to allow inflation to accelerate as a way of easing the country's fiscal constraints, at least cosmetically.
But Criss and Muñoz would probably agree that the river could benefit by being a bit more liberated from its constraints, at least in some cases.
The popularity of the solo show at this year's festival is clearly due to economic constraints, at least in part: the genre has the lowest possible acting payroll and rarely involves complex sets or technical effects.
But, at a time when executive-branch institutions are more powerful, and seemingly more independent, than ever, it's good for those institutions to be reminded that some constraints, at least, do exist.
The implications for genome sequence evolution are large, as this distributed selective process signifies that no sequence may be free of selective constraints, at least in the relatively small and unstructured genomes of bacteria [8].
