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They also help to constrain local ice thicknesses and extents at the times of eruption.

These results can help to constrain interpretations of ACC activations in functional imaging experiments of the Stroop task.

This study constitutes a straightforward and independent approach to assess groundwater surface recharges including uncertainties and will help to constrain future transient groundwater models of the Crau aquifer.

Clearly, the availability of different albedo databases and their inter-comparisons can help to constrain the assumptions necessary to reduce the uncertainty of the albedo estimates.

In this regime, the brittleness concept can help to constrain successful hydraulic fracturing campaigns and brittleness maybe estimated from core or sonic logs at shallow depth.

Yet these "me-too" drugs—and the threat of them can help to constrain prices; and some can benefit particular groups of patients.

That collection, he said, is "helping to constrain the end of the dark age and when the first energy sources turned on".

In that pre-internet age, surveillance techniques were labour-intensive and time-consuming, which helped to constrain arbitrary and abusive practices.

The Fed could respond, then, by pursuing a more expansionary policy, helping to constrain the value of the dollar and keep American export industries competitive.

Reproducing specific mergers aids in the interpretation of observed data and helps to constrain models for the underlying physics of the cluster galaxies, gas, and dark matter.

New molecular proxies of temperature and hydrology are helping to constrain tropical climate change and elucidate possible forcing mechanisms during the Holocene.