Sentence examples for constraints indicated from inspiring English sources

Numerical simulation of the thermal history of CM extracted from rocks near the two slip zones, taking into consideration these temperature constraints, indicated that slip distances in the ultracataclasite and pseudotachylyte layers were more than 3 and 7 m, respectively.

Furthermore, the minor importance given to the lack of interest when compared to the other constraints indicated that it is not lack of willingness which prevents forest stakeholders from implementing these actions, whereas the lack of conviction in its importance is very likely linked to their lack of knowledge.

Phylogenetic analysis with no topological constraints indicated two origins of G4-associated Escovopsis.

The third line of evidence relates to selective constraints, indicated by average d N/d S values over all protein-coding regions that a genome experiences.

Items such as "Leisure activities are not appropriate for children (M = 3.96)," "Need to take care of family members (M = 3.89)" and "Unfriendly nursing environment during leisure activities' place/recreation space (M = 3.87)" are the most frequently mentioned constraints indicated.

A flux variability analysis under the same constraints indicated that most flux values determined by C labeling experiments were within such feasible ranges (data not shown), and validated the consistency between the experimental and predicted results.

The first two constraints indicate the spectrum sensing and spectrum aggregation limitations respectively, and the last constraint guarantees the satisfactory of the SU's bandwidth requirement.

The constraints indicate the consistencies between (mathbf{F}_{i,j}) and the known purchase behavior of player i on prop j.

In our optimization problem, C1 C2 are power constraints indicating the transmit power of a FBS should not exceed the maximum transmit power (p^{F}_{text {max}}).

However, taking into consideration the probable overestimation of the temperature and other constraints indicating a temperature ≥400°C, we concluded that the peak temperature was 400°C to 626°C, corresponding to an apparent friction coefficient of 0.01 to 0.06.

Paleomagnetic age constraints indicate that the Chinji section spans the period 8 17 Ma (Johnson et al. 1985), while the Jawalamukhi section captures the period 5 13 Ma (Meigs et al. 1995) (Fig. 6).