Sentence examples for probably constrain from inspiring English sources

It is argued that market developments, new manufacturing technology and modern production control systems will probably constrain the application area of cellular manufacturing.

These and other ecological conditions probably constrain the host range of parasitic organisms and make it difficult to switch between distantly related hosts (e.g., across phyla).

This hydrogen bond would probably constrain the structure of the hairpin loop and the β-sheet adjacent to the major MgATPase active site in NBD2.

This Malthusian trap, Dr. Clark's data show, governed the English economy from 1200 until the Industrial Revolution and has in his view probably constrained humankind throughout its existence.

The third and most recent eruption produced another lava flow that was largely erupted above glacial ice, but was probably constrained on its northern margin by a small glacier.

For instance, the helices observed in ECL2 of tB1AR and hB2AR are probably constrained by the intra-ECL2 disulphide bridge and the β-strand structure observed in hAA2AR is probably constrained by a disulphide bridge between ECL1 and ECL2.

Thus, the three dimensional conformation of the protein is most probably constrained by the number and hydrophobic nature of these tryptophan residues.

The DENV-1 evolution in Malaysia was probably constrained by purifying selection [ 52].

Maximum ω and leg angular acceleration are probably constrained by mechanical or energetic limits (Doke et al. 2005).

Additionally, NHX proteins are predicted to have ~12 transmembrane domains [ 42] and are probably constrained at the structural level.

The C4 NADP-me being expressed in chloroplasts probably constrained its recurrent evolutions from the only plastid nadpme lineage and this common starting point limited the number of evolutionary paths toward a C4 optimized enzyme, resulting in genetic convergence.