Sentence examples for constraints contributing from inspiring English sources

The observations provided further evidence of constraints contributing to life-history evolution in mammals, probably through interplay between drift and selection.

The differences between these five aphid species are related to the physiology of the symbiotic interactions that created specific evolutionary constraints, contributing to the differentiation of the Buchnera gene repertoires [ 9].

But scientists in his department said that they had been forbidden to talk to journalists after the first anthrax case was discovered in Florida and that such constraints contributed to misinformation and might have increased public fears.

An internal Department of Transport investigation led by the businessman Sam Laidlaw found that "organisational changes and resourcing constraints" contributed to flaws in the franchising process which could end up costing the tax payer up to £100 million.

In sum, various constraints contribute to pushing residents back to their current homes.

However, in more challenging scenarios (jackdaws), all constraints contribute to the final fitting performance.

These constraints contributed to increases in the time and cost for each iteration.

Experiments designed to separate these constraints have shown that both egocentric and allocentric constraints contribute to overall coordination stability, with the former typically showing larger effects.

In challenging scenarios, all constraints contribute to the final fitting performance, as can be seen for the lower leg landmarks of jackdaws.

Simulation results indicate that architectural constraints contribute to the segregation of different types of representations, and that this segregation facilitates learning.

The 'light' version of such a theory is as follows: structural, semantic and pragmatic constraints contribute to the overall coherence of an analogy, and the best analogies are those that maximize coherence (cf. Thagard 1989).