Sentence examples for more accurately constrained from inspiring English sources

As described in the text (and see Table 2) we lump this parameter into an effective binding rate constant k on eff = k on / (1 + k off / k + ), which is more accurately constrained by the fits.

In some cases, the tracer data from a PSW alone is insufficient to adequately estimate the full groundwater-age distribution for a well and information about tracer concentrations at monitoring wells located at different depths nearby the well are needed to more accurately constrain the age distribution in water from the PSW.

After executing on a well-defined and accurately constrained problem in multiple ways, it soon becomes obvious what the true or best solution is.

The main focus of the present study is to conduct a more detailed investigation of tremor activity in the southern Kyushu area and to accurately constrain the depth of these seismic events.

Thus, there is a continuing need for field data that can be used to accurately constrain and test model predictions.

This significant reduction in aquatic-to-terrestrial adaptive morphological constraints indicates that tetanocerine phylogenesis likely tracked some ecological pressures (e.g., increased aquatic predation and/or increased terrestrial food availability) more accurately than did more constrained lineages.

Among its primary mission targets was to measure distances to Cepheid variable stars more accurately than ever before, and thus constrain the value of the Hubble constant, the measure of the rate at which the universe is expanding, which is also related to its age.

We have expanded the domains of homology to more accurately reflect the extent of sequence conservation between vertebrates, arthropods and nematodes, and have identified three evolutionarily constrained TM domain-rich areas that we have designated as Otopetrin Domains.

Or, more accurately, NICK BEEF.

More accurately, she drives.

Or, more accurately: Midsommar.