Sentence examples for contributed to constraining from inspiring English sources
It is clear from the figure that the growth of the fracture energy of the FRCCs contributed to constraining the superficial damage.
Under the wing of Malcolm X and Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad, Cassius began to believe that Christianity contributed to constraining the black man in the United States; Christianity turned Africans into slaves while Islam could change slaves into powerful black people.
Moreover, the study found that among the regional effects, the improvement in energy intensity through energy conservation (which is promoted mainly in big-city regions) contributes to constraining the energy demand.
RNA silencing is used by plants as a defense mechanism against virus infections [ 12], and it also contributes to constrain the replication of viral amplicons [ 5, 13- 16].
"Weakness in banks' balance sheets and uncertainty about their quality are contributing to fragmentation, constraining the ability and willingness of banks to support credit and investment," the IMF said.
Compounded with the lower education levels of their husbands, these factors might contribute to a constrained ability to participate in BCS programmes.
It discusses how networks contribute to or constrain information and learning, and is interested in network effects and, to a lesser extent, rights.
As we have shown, a number of factors contributed to shaping the project, constraining the team's ambitions and defining their experience of the Competition.
From the perspective of a free trader, there can be little doubt that the existing rules are important and valuable, and contribute greatly to constraining protectionist impulses.
The selective advantage of novel S-alleles may also increase the spread of immigrant alleles in populations, contributing to admixture and constraining local adaptation.
