Sentence examples for the design imposes from inspiring English sources

The design imposes minimal restrictions on who can punish whom and when, and therefore allows participants to use a range of punishment strategies.

The theoretical results are compared to experimental data over a wide frequency range and the frequency dependence of the feedback fraction is deduced; the restrictions the cell design imposes on the electrical performance of a potentiostat are discussed.

Thus, the experimental design imposes that the animal is tested in a situation where the putative modulatory/peptidergic 'switch' is activated accordingly, and if 'the best' or any one of the best ligands is used, the result is a processing path in the brain that resembles a labeled line system.

The city's Department of Transportation says the new design imposes a rational structure on the flow of traffic and calms everything down.

The mixture design imposes special constraints in the response surface methodology since the fractions are bound with a constraint for their total [13].

This cross-sectional design imposes the need for increased numbers of animals for experiments.

The inclusion of controller design imposes no considerable difficulty, since only directional change of individual controllers is important with no specific controller design actually required.

Measured deflections showed that during the 90 min design period of fire resistance thermal bowing was dominant and the effect of the 1.5 kN/m2 design imposed load was small.

Plasma glucose at fasting was greater by ∼2.5 mmol/L in T2DM subjects, which is also reflected by the glucose slope differences (Table 1); thus, the study design imposed a goal in the T2DM subjects greater by ∼0.6 mmol/L (Fig. 1 E ).

Our study design imposes a logical yet arbitrary cutpoint for IR to define the four diabetes etiologic groups.

It recognizes the relationship of organisms (including humans) with their environment and the constraints on design imposed by the complexity, variability and uncertainty inherent to natural systems.