Sentence examples for increased constraint of from inspiring English sources

This may be caused by the increased constraint of the crosslinks on the molecular segments involved in the yielding process.

The objective of this study was to investigate the hypothesis that the increased constraint of a medial rotational knee promotes earlier loosening of the prosthesis.

The use of entangled multi-wall carbon nanotubes led to the most pronounced increase in yield stress, most likely as result of increased constraint of the polymer matrix due to their relatively high surface area.

The activation volume and activation energy for yielding were found to decrease with silica content in the opposite manner, indicating an increased constraint of the structural segments involved in the yielding process caused by interfacial interactions between the silica particles and the epoxy matrix.

Being affected by this pathology, the individual would suffer an increasing constraint of the movements of its axial skeleton that slowly would hamper its faculty of locomotion.

One of the things that the Funding for Lending scheme does is to try to offset some of the increased constraints on lenders that now apply.

Finally, as a result of its governance structure, membership base and the increasing constraints of charitable status, the CCCF has adopted an 'insider' (Briskin and Eliasson 1993; Tyyska 1998) approach to working with government, keeping its public position neutral and strictly non-partisan.

However, complications related to the constraining mechanism and increased constraint are of concern.

The awareness of increasing constraints on the availability of resources as well as the increasing demand for access to welfare and wellbeing by developing countries and social groups make it evident the need for new economic models capable to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of resource use.

Although between-sex covariances appeared to alter the direction of the predicted response to selection (θ6_bs = 14.6°, Table 2, Figure 4F), there was little evidence that between-sex covariances increased constraint in terms of θ (θ7_bs = −7.80°, Table 2, Figure 4G).

The gradually increasing constraint effect of higher NPP on WY indicated that, in arid and semiarid areas, improving NPP decreases water yield.