Sentence examples for more tightly constrained from inspiring English sources

That's big, but actually more tightly constrained than many other models.

In addition, other factors such as lubricant viscosities and materials used are more tightly constrained.

But pipeline condemnations should be much more tightly constrained than is currently the case in many states.

When there is only one copy of a book on Reserve, it is designated a "last copy," and its circulation is more tightly constrained than other reserve items.

But as the people who hold those positions will probably tell you, the ability of governments and corporations to make things happen is much more tightly constrained than it was in 1960.

Microscale Na depletions increased significantly from unaltered to altered feldspar grain sections, with more tightly constrained Na losses in the mixed conifer grains compared to those from the desert scrub environment.

Future work incorporating broad-scale water and fish sampling will be required to more tightly constrain the distribution of 87Sr/86Sr ratios throughout the river system.

Our analysis reveals the importance of extending current analyses of dinosaur body mass in two ways; first and foremost by addition of further volumetric and density data on living taxa in order to more tightly constrain maximum plausible values for extinct animals.

Although volumetric models appear to more tightly constrain dinosaur body mass, there remains a clear need to further support these models with more exhaustive data from living animals.

Finally, we show that H2A.Z-2 is more tightly controlled (constrained) by selection than H2A.Z-1.

Our analysis shows that better constraints on entrainment coefficients for volcanic plumes and more precise observations of plume height are required to obtain tightly constrained estimates of the source mass flux.