Sentence examples for more well constrained from inspiring English sources

This study has only touched the surface of the myriad possible environments and organisms, the properties and chemical compositions of which are becoming more well constrained through experiment and observation.

For the 130 70 Ma period, where hotspot reference frames are less well constrained, these models yield a much more dispersed distribution of slab advance and retreat velocities.

Some of these hypocentre solutions were not very well constrained by data, whilst associated station readings were much more useful for constraining the ISC hypocentres along with other data reported for the same events by other agencies.

So we will take a different route here, starting with our own familiar branch, the vertebrates, and working backwards to more distant and unfamiliar relatives, attempting to describe events in evolutionary history that are well constrained, through to those that are not so well constrained.

At higher frequencies the strike was not well constrained, while for longer periods (> 1 s) the results were more coherent and gave a strike value close to N S direction (~ N0°E).

The other two factors are independently well constrained.

In the Local Universe, the BLF is quite well constrained.

These are usually well constrained via geological mapping.

This criterion kept earthquakes whose focal depth was well constrained.

After a very long day, we finally have this feature well constrained.

As of 2008, the parameters of the ionosphere of Ganymede are not well constrained.