The phrase "reduce the constraints of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of lessening limitations or restrictions in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy aims to reduce the constraints of the existing regulations to foster innovation."
Alternatives: "lessen the limitations of" or "mitigate the restrictions of".
Remove or reduce the constraints on the number of references in research articles, and, where appropriate, mandate the citation of primary literature in favor of reviews in order to give credit to the group(s) who first reported a finding.
(10) Remove or reduce the constraints on the number of references in research articles and, where appropriate, mandate the citation of primary literature in favour of reviews in order to give credit to the group(s) who first reported a finding.
(A) Anaerobic conditions were created by reducing the constraint of reaction corresponding to exchange of oxygen to zero using "Replace constraint tool"; (B) FBA result under anaerobic conditions; (C) Results of reaction essentiality analysis.
The primary design objective was to reduce the experimental constraints of a benchtop CM-CRS system.
Strength and conditioning training is an important component for most Olympic sports, with many more Paralympic sports also starting to utilise this mode of training in order to reduce the organism constraint of their disability.
2) Determine the set of transmission lines considered for transmission constraints based on the optimal results of economic dispatch without regard to transmission constraints, and reduce the transmission constraints on the basis of the signs of PTDFs. 3) Extract the dominant constraints for network security.
The topology optimization of clamp cylinder is also carried out using CAE tools to reduce weight with the constraints of standard operating condition.
Novel approaches to reduce RWMAs within the constraints of a standard 4 hour treatment and without the need for invasive tests are needed to retard the development of irreversible cardiac dysfunction and reduced survival.
Within each of these time slices at least two paleogeographic landscapes are identifiable, reducing the time constraints of an individual landscape reconstruction to a few thousand years.
For improving the computational efficiency, a grouped aggregation approach based on the Kreisselmeier Steinhauser function is employed to reduce the number of constraints without much sacrificing the approximation accuracy of the stress constraints.
