Sentence examples for more constrained when from inspiring English sources

His expressions and words were more constrained when it came to specific questions about the trial, and its effects.

As mentioned above, a study on the motion of non-telomeric loci in mammalian cells (examined with a 1-minute time resolution) found that these motions were more constrained when the loci were close to the nuclear periphery [ 18].

In addition, a species' ability to adapt to changing habitats, such as the urbanisation of natural environments, may be more constrained when temperaments are at least partly under genetic control.

Note that F is substantially more constrained when HT ε [1/2, 1) than when HT ε [0, 1/2). The difference between the areas under the upper bound for HT ε [0, 1/2) and for HT ε [1/2, 1) is 3 ln 2 − 2 ≈ 0.0794415, a sizeable fraction of the sum of the two areas.

The opposite pattern is observed for Gly3, a single Hα peak is observed for Gly3 when Gly1-Pro2 is cis while a pair of Hα peaks, at 3.97 and 3.93 ppm, is observed when Gly1-Pro2 is trans; indicating that the conformation of Gly3 is more constrained when this bond is trans.

These studies (which were done with a time-point resolution of 1 minute instead of the 1-second resolution in the present work) showed that the motions of the chromosome internal loci examined were more constrained when they were in proximity to the nucleolus or nuclear periphery [ 18].

The optimal range of fits among sites is more tightly constrained when two variables are used (range 12 17 weeks before transmission for antecedent drought, 1 2 weeks before transmission for coincident wetting).

Our study focused on the summer period because 1) all gravel roads are available for wolves and people as opposed to winter when only some parts of gravel roads are snow-ploughed, and 2) breeding wolves may be more constrained during this period when movements are restricted to denning or rendezvous sites.

This is true, despite the fact that large firms tend to report being more constrained by labor regulations when these are less flexible.

Barbie was introduced in 1959, when women's choices, and hers, were far more constrained.

When variation is present, the evolution of flowering time may be more constrained, and the rate of evolution less uniform, than in our model.