Sentence examples for more effectively restraining from inspiring English sources

The uniformity of the confining pressure distribution of circular columns has been credited with more effectively restraining the dilation-induced phenomena compared to square confined columns.

The inclusion of steel fibers with a volume fraction of 0.75% or more effectively restrained concrete spalling and crushing and also promoted multiple narrow cracking patterns in the column.

That would be a not inconsiderable accomplishment, one that would probably more effectively restrain the Syrian security establishment from further chemical weapons use than a punitive air strike.

Mr. Netanyahu vociferously opposed that deal, describing it as a naïve capitulation to Tehran that will ultimately free it from international sanctions without effectively restraining its hostile ambitions.

The current law states, "A person who owns, possesses or controls a dog shall not permit it to be in any public place or in any open or unfenced area abutting on a public place unless the dog is effectively restrained by a leash or chain not more than six feet long".

In this paper, a novel TiO2-encapsulated Au (Au@TiO2) yolk-shell nanostructure was synthesized via a simple and controllable method, in which the TiO2 nanotubes could effectively restrain the aggregation and growth of Au nanoparticles and supply more active sites and high surface areas for biocatalytic reactions.

In addition, these leashes do not effectively restrain dogs.

It is difficult to judge whether such limitations have effectively restrained the growth of government spending.

The reconstruction accuracy of the motion trajectory is effectively restrained by the error.

Well-designed regulatory policies in response to the crisis, however, effectively restrain banks' risk-shifting.

However, the parallel resonant LC filter with low Q cannot effectively restrain noise aliasing, which results in high noise figure.