Sentence examples for restricting the process from inspiring English sources

Restricting the process to suitable kinetic regimes could result in higher conversion rates.

This automatically restricts the process to that class of objects that have considerable areas that are transparent (see Figure 10A).

The solid solution strengthening by Zn in Cu leads to the decrease in the stacking fault energy which prevents the dynamic recovery and restricts the process of cross slip.

Because of the existence of micro-fissures and strong water sensitivity in shale formations, severe wellbore instability often occurs in the long horizontal sections, which seriously restricts the process of shale gas exploration and development (Cui et al. 2011; Dong et al. 2012; Wang et al. 2013).

In contrast, negative selection favors synonymous changes and restricts the process of diversification, keeping the population more homogenous.

(The term tumor progression is used in a broad biological sense to encompass any or all of the qualitative and quantitative changes describing the stepwise development of initiated cells to highly malignant neoplasms. This definition differs from the more clinical usage which restricts the process to qualitative changes during the late stages in the development of fully autonomous neoplasms).

However, at this stage the knowledge of the system is often insufficient to restrict the processes to specific functional forms.

More recent investigations have proposed more detailed models and sophisticated psychometric assays to parse and segregate underlying cognitive processes, or at least restrict the processes by which one succeeds or fails on a task.

The speckle tracking module implements the speckle tracking method discussed in (Leitman et al., 2004) along with an adaptive left ventricular model (Young et al., 2000) to robustly follow the wall motion in noisy images and to speed up the process by restricting the tracking process to regions of interest.

Overall, Rollie et al. show that selection by Cas1 plays an important role in restricting the adaptation process to particular DNA sites.

Besides, a constraint condition for tuning the parameter values of the B-spline base and an involved smooth factor is presented for restricting the nonlinear regularization process.