Sentence examples for strong restraints from inspiring English sources

Agglomerates differ in shape and packing from the nearly spherical primary particles, and exert strong restraints on the polymer chain relaxation, hence offer an additional contribution to the composite's moduli.

It is well understood that amino acids responsible for specific functions of proteins tend to be conserved throughout evolution and are likely to be under strong restraints.

This observation, together with the ratios of occurrence in the interior/surface regions of proteins, clearly shows that amino acid variants are under strong restraints, resulting in the observation that they occur less frequently in regions maintaining the architectures of protein structures.

Conservation of buried polar residues and the hydrogen-bond interactions that they form implies an important role for maintaining protein structure, contributing strong restraints on amino acid substitutions during divergent protein evolution.

As such, allegory was a means of freedom under conditions of strong restraint.

Progressively shorter cylinders experience less ovalisation owing to the increasingly strong restraint provided by the boundary at the edges.

Functional conservation acts as a strong restraint limiting sequence and, even more, structural divergence [57].

Equally important, if the big banks grow larger and riskier despite the new rules, will lawmakers impose stronger restraints?

In fact, stronger restraints on Mr Abe probably come from the junior party in the ruling coalition, Komeito.

While mice, lacking CCK2 receptors, housed in standard conditions were more anxious, displayed stronger restraint-induced analgesia and performed worse in the water maze when compared to corresponding wild-type littermates, none of these phenotypes were observed in mice, housed in enriched conditions.

Despite Rosen's occasionally hectoring tone, his solution — that new security technologies be tamed with strong congressional restraints — is far too sensible to stand much chance of being implemented.