Sentence examples for may constrain how from inspiring English sources
This observation has forced another reflection on how we work now – the rules and regulations that seem to be imposed by employers and regulators that may constrain how professionals respond or connect to people.
For example, factors such as curriculum design and class size may constrain how WCF activities are implemented.
For instance, precise cave dates throughout a region may constrain how climate has varied in the past; for example, faster rates of cave formation could be due to wetter periods.
Our mental apparatus may also constrain how much we adults ever grasp the truths of science.
It may be that genes constrain how birds can develop, or that the niches birds could fill with different beaks are already occupied by other animals.
That said, time must to some degree constrain the apparent independence of these traits – a significant developmental delay may constrain whether, or how early, in a season some developmental processes might occur (Brannon 1987).
We examined how allometry may constrain the variability of canopy architectural parameters in BRDF models, and consequently alter the attribution of variation in the simulated bidirectional reflectance factor (BRF).
To examine how isolation may constrain responses to climate change, we characterized ecophysiology across land-bridge island populations of Erhard's wall lizard Podarcis erhardii.
The Discussion should also include additional consideration of the finding that several core areas were not activated and how that may constrain the inferential conclusion.
To understand how genotype set fragmentation may constrain the number of available latent phenotypes, we next asked how latent phenotypes vary between the genotype networks of fragmented genotype sets.
In short, we know a lot about sex allocation behavior in Nasonia vitripennis at the phenotypic level but little regarding the genetic basis of the behavior, or about how genetic architecture may constrain the evolution of this trait.
