Sentence examples for predominantly constrained from inspiring English sources

These models contain only a small amount of satellite data and are predominantly constrained by observatory data during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.

The Marinobacter acyl amide hydrolase enzymatic activity is predominantly constrained to its cellular membrane; thus, hydrolysis of the acyl aquachelins results primarily from partitioning of the acyl aquachelins within the Marinobacter membrane.

All species are limited to some extent by environmental variables (i.e. abiotic and biotic), but the question is whether there is a tendency for the abundances and range sizes of rare species to be predominantly constrained by particular factors or combinations of factors [ 2].

Sustained transmission may in contrast be constrained predominantly by a lack of coincidence in a sufficient number of such introductions with conditions sufficiently optimal to allow sustained transmission, sufficient and adjacent densities of competent vector and host populations, and ideal temperature and water conditions for vector and pathogen survival.

The shear force measurements showed higher values under the A/P constrained condition (predominantly sliding motion) compared to the A/P unconstrained condition (predominantly rolling motion).

Availability was constrained by image quality, predominantly percentage cloud cover within the study extent.

The timing of the RRSZ activity is constrained by geochronological data obtained predominantly from the Chinese portion of the shear zone.

These universal orthologs are preferentially distributed in groups with almost all single-copy or all multicopy genes, and sequence evolution of the predominantly single-copy orthologous groups is markedly more constrained.

In the Drosophilid lineage the hinge consensus includes the P8 residue, which is constrained to [TS] and the P13 residue is predominantly [ET].

Decorrelation errors are negligible for specimens similar to that used in the present work that are fully constrained against rigid body motion and subjected to predominantly sub-micrometer out-of-plane displacement.

It was found that both the ductility and fracture mode of the NMFs were predominantly related to the constraining effect of ductile Cu layers on microcrack-initiating X layers, which showed a significant length-scale dependence on λ and η.