Sentence examples for possibly constraining from inspiring English sources

The loss of a solar array would have reduced the ability to produce power, possibly constraining future construction on the station.

Results can certainly be considered encouraging despite the existence of some possibly constraining factors.

More recent work by the first author of that study even concludes "that young chimpanzees exhibit a tendency to become 'stuck' on a technique they initially learn, inhibiting cumulative social learning and possibly constraining the species' capacity for cumulative cultural evolution" [25].

Directionality of transcription is thought to be mediated, at least in part, by an asymmetric distribution of G and C content between the two DNA strands around the promoter, a property known as GC skew [ 41], possibly constraining the orientation of the transcription initiation complex.

Although spiders have some control on the diameter of their minor ampullate silk fibers [ 45], as well as the diameter of other types of lines [eg. [ 46- 50]], phenotypic plasticity in thread diameter is severely limited [ 51], possibly constraining the ability of large spiders to bridge.

The special interaction between the particles and polymer possibly constrains the mobility of polymer chains, which increases the glass transition temperature.

If we could observe the signs of these integrated density anomalies, we can possibly constrain the chemical heterogeneities in these two regions.

The precise steps followed by the algorithm are the following: (1 build an initial population using random AFs, possibly constrained by patterns, (2 compute the fitness of each AF in the population.

The topic of this paper is the study of four real, linear, possibly constrained minimum norm approximation problems, which arise in connection with the design of linear-phase nonrecursive digital filters and are distinguished by the type of used trigonometric approximation functions.

The unexpected low fitness of T7:12(Plac- 1 13_80 led us to consider that the genome design had possibly constrained its evolution.

Our results also suggested that females breeding on average in areas of lower individual densities were possibly constrained in their adjustment of laying date in response to spring temperature.