Sentence examples for is constrained over from inspiring English sources

And the government, which is burdened by a public debt that exceeds Italy's annual GDP, is constrained over how much it can do.Some 17,000 people who have lost their homes are being cared for by the government in makeshift accommodation.

This finding supports the hypothesis proposed by Myers et al. [18] that recombination rates are constrained over large scales by physical stresses acting on the chromatin and/or by access of the DNA to the recombination machinery.

In particular, each of the five model parameters was constrained over the numbers of alternatives, and these models were compared against a model in which all parameters were allowed to vary.

The BC incidences were constrained over all genetic effects (Antoniou et al, 2001) to agree with the Australian female BC incidences for the 1993 1997 calendar period (International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), 2010).

My budget is constrained all over - but that is what the future of the health service will be like if we cannot agree a proper budget," he said.

The Voidomatis River basin (384 km2) of northwest Greece now contains one of the best dated records of Middle and Late Pleistocene glacial and fluvial activity that is constrained by over 40 radiometric dates.

Even though visualizing the square, the inner square and then visualizing the corner triangles folding over is constrained by the results of earlier perceptual experience of scenes with relevant similarities, we cannot draw from it reliable information about exact equality of areas, because perception itself is not reliable about exact equalities (or exact proportions) of continuous magnitudes.

The X chromosome is a special case because in the heterogametic sex, meiotic crossing over is constrained entirely to the pseudoautosomal regions (PARs), with the remainder of the chromosome being non-recombining, meaning that the non-PAR X has about half the recombination rate one would expect from obligate crossing over.

When it comes to the potential for a default, the problem is not that the government cannot afford to pay its debts; the problem is that the government cannot pay all of what it owes creditors if its ability to manage its cash flow is constrained by a partisan fight over a law that limits its ability to issue new debt.

Equating detectability to asymptotic stability of zero-output-constrained state trajectories, and building on our work on interval-wise observability, we propose the notion of interval-wise detectability: If the output of the system is constrained to be identically zero over an interval, then the norm of the corresponding state trajectories scales down by a certain factor over that interval.

We are therefore confident that the depth extent of the 42 earthquakes over 50 km is constrained well by S P times determined from high-quality waveforms.