Sentence examples for loosely constrained from inspiring English sources

This result fits the exhumation record, which is loosely constrained by the stratigraphic exposure level.

Their structure, size and depth are loosely constrained by field data since these sequences have amalgamated forming an almost continuous blanket with scarce basement outcrops.

Many of our imported athletes are from countries with new and struggling free-market economies, with high unemployment and poverty rates, with mob activity that is loosely constrained, and some undoubtedly with ties to American organized crime.

Physically plausible projections are challenging9: numerical models with sufficient spatial resolution to simulate grounding-line processes have been too computationally expensive2,3,10 to generate large ensembles for uncertainty assessment, and lower-resolution model projections11 rely on parameterizations that are only loosely constrained by present day changes.

Although the above scenario may seem to be somewhat loosely constrained, there are two other independent studies that provide additional support for these hypotheses.

These simulations rely on key input parameters such as the maximum height of eruption plumes and the mass eruption rate at the vent, which remain loosely constrained.

The highly packed PFA-C8 phase (higher-ordered phase) constrained the PEG crystallization, whereas the loosely packed PFA-C8 phase (lower-ordered phase) caused a weak restriction in the PEG crystallization to give relatively ordered PEG crystals.

This suggests that the expression patterns of gene pairs that are tightly functionally coupled are more prominently constrained by purifying selection than those of more loosely functionally associated genes.

In the case of a story like "Boys Town," however, where my protagonist might be loosely based on any number of real life figures, but is himself a different character, I don't feel constrained.

Customers were constrained.

"Governments are politically constrained".