Sentence examples for study constrained from inspiring English sources

The structured clinical interviews used in the current study constrained the interviewer from asking additional probing questions that could have provided additional evidence to make strong inferences about the number sequences available to the children.

We present here a VHR seismic study, constrained by vibrocores, repetitive bathymetric surveys and radiocarbon dating, which provide evidence of buried sandbodies in mixed tide and wave influenced estuaries of the French Atlantic coast.

The results of this study constrained by 4 AMS radiocarbon measurements are combined with archaeological data and compared with similar research carried out at the same altitude in mountains of central Iberia.

This was a small-scale exploratory study constrained by the resources available to the researchers.

Specifically, the lack of replication in these aspects of the mitigation process limits the inferential potential of the study, constrains the ability to make accurate predictions about the probability of success of future mitigation endeavors, and impedes our understanding of the critical mechanisms governing successful habitat creation, restoration, and enhancement.

As was shown in the cases studied, constrained and unconstrained effects can be combined within the same model.

In this paper, we develop a unified framework for studying constrained robust optimal control problems with adjustable uncertainty sets.

By studying constrained minimization problems and applying the method of concentration-compactness, we obtain the existence of solitary waves for the generalized Korteweg-de Vries equations under some assumptions of the nonlinear term.

This could represent a financial challenge to investigators and studies constrained by limited resources.

Before studying constrained variation in individual reactions, it is useful to ask how diverse the composition of different metabolic networks really is.

A systematic review of studies between 1990 and 2000, mostly from the USA, Canada and Europe, found that the costs attributable to bloodstream infections was the highest of different types of infection but lack of standardisation and methodological rigour of the studies constrained any conclusions [ 48].