Sentence examples for more constrained population from inspiring English sources

However, it may be assumed that preferences may have a certain degree of autonomy from external conditions in their evolution; The more constrained population growth is, the more resource scarcity and environmental problems there are.

While the large population was given artificially wide parameter ranges for the purpose of the sensitivity analysis, the small human sample population was constructed with more constrained parameter ranges for the purpose of approximating a plausible population of humans.

Their range of alternatives may be constrained by wartime circumstance — more constrained than Cardona's.

The real situation could probably be more complex, as a duplicate that is not important for the function will tend to be less constrained (some proteins are more constrained than others; environmental proteins may have less constrained sites).

Again, the more constrained one variable is, the less constrained the other is.

Things are more constrained today.

The hinterland is already becoming more constrained".

Some live in more constrained circumstances than others do.

In Baghdad, the fervor was more constrained, and more obviously orchestrated.

His music was at once more constrained and more free than Barnes acknowledges.

"Sometimes they may feel a lot more constrained, maybe even handcuffed, in response to criticism".