Sentence examples for functions can be constrained from inspiring English sources
Hopanes, molecular fossils of hopanoids, offer the potential to provide insight into environmental transitions on the early Earth, if their sources and biological functions can be constrained.
The fact that the network is redundant (different metabolic states can often lead to comparable global objectives) implies that the activity of certain pathways, such as glyoxylate in the example above, can be constrained without compromising cellular function.
Because high levels of collinearity may exist for PM2.5 measurements taken closely together in time, the lag weights in the distributed lag model can be constrained to reduce collinearity by imposing a shape on the lag distribution, with a common approach being to constrain the lag weights to follow a low-order polynomial function.
Two approaches can be considered: the above solutions are computed individually on each sub-carrier, i.e., the power per subcarrier is constrained to Ptb, or alternatively, the objective functions can be minimized jointly over all the available subcarriers, and the overall power of each BS is constrained to NcPtb.
Sympathy can often be constrained by forms of social order.
Both upper membership function and a lower membership function can be taken as two type-1 membership functions that are the constrained for the footprint of uncertainty of a type-2 fuzzy set.
How can OoL hypotheses be constrained with geological/astronomical data?
Their evolution can be assumed to be constrained by their function in regulation of gene expression.
