Sentence examples for content constrained from inspiring English sources
This fluid content is still lower than the fluid content constrained from the seismic data (at least 10 vol.%).
Because this fluid content is essentially lower than the fluid content constrained from the seismic data (at least 10 vol.%), they concluded that the saline fluid hypothesis was not plausible and that the conductivity anomalies beneath the Himalayan-Tibetan belt were better explained by the partially molten rocks.
In terms of fluid dynamics, the endoneurial contents consist of a non-compressible aqueous solution and a somewhat compressible cellular content constrained by a compliant perineurial sheath.
Comparison of hypotheses about ancestral gene content constrained with a very low EF-1α gain rate reduced the confidence set to 3 trees in which either EF-1α or both genes are present along the backbone [see Additional file 4].
Could the functional and evolutionary roles of certain repeats correspond to their particular characters, such as position bias, GC content constrains and codon usage?
We found that the teacher's limited subject matter and pedagogical content knowledge constrained the quality of historical instruction.
Such realistic 3D content, once constrained to four cinema walls and seen via clunky glasses, is starting to pour from pretty much anything with a screen.
It was this type of experience that led us to propose an extremely flexible content model, constrained by the use of convention rather than XSD technology.
Nonetheless, in a curricula whose content is constrained by time, there are concerns that the inclusion of S/R would take the place of other important topics [ 8, 9].
The data reveal that kerogen oxygen content may constrain the dissolved concentration of organic species.
As ably defined by Professor Larry Solum, originalism is a family of theories that are unified by their commitment to two core ideas: (1) the communicative content of any particular provision of the Constitution was fixed when that provision was framed and ratified; (2) that communicative content should constrain constitutional practice (in particular, constitutional adjudication).
