Sentence examples for potential to constrain from inspiring English sources

Finally, this case study demonstrates that the SFT methodology has the potential to constrain regional flow conditions at volcanoes where outcrop exposures are limited.

We present Cosmic Microwave Background observables from this model and illustrate the potential to constrain the mid-point and duration of EoR when combining these predictions with future observations.

Contrasts of this magnitude are often exceeded in alluvial environments and thus simultaneous measurement of solute and pressure has the potential to constrain estimates of exchange flux in a way not possible with pressure measurements alone.

For astronomers interested in how planets formed from dust disks around stars of all types, these smaller systems have the potential to constrain the bigger picture of planet formation and evolution, especially if they signal some dramatic event or important evolutionary phase like the Late Heavy Bombardment phase of our solar system.

Weights of evidence (WofE) and fuzzy logic prospectivity models have been used in these studies to help in mapping of the exploration and resource potential, to constrain resource estimation, to aid with geotechnical engineering and mine planning studies and to provide background geological data for the environmental consent process.

"It's a very important experiment and has the potential to constrain theory very nicely, but it's not there yet," he says.

Gemfields, which recently signed up the Hollywood star Mila Kunis as the face of the company, said any "limitation on selling emeralds in other countries could have the potential to materially constrain Kagem's revenues".

Baryon oscillations in the matter power spectrum, used as a standard ruler, have the potential to strongly constrain the expansion history of the universe and the nature of the dark energy.

A strong version of the public option, in which a public insurance plan uses Medicare rates to compensate providers, has the potential to seriously constrain cost growth: The Commonwealth Fund's Commission on a High Performance Health System projects savings of up to 30% against private insurance plans.

Allelopathic algicides are regarded as potential natural resources to constrain HABs for their exclusive and efficient characteristics.

Peter Dabrock, chair of the German Ethics Council, explores the potential of big data to constrain the real-world exercise of freedom and self-determination.