Sentence examples for the latter imposing from inspiring English sources
Moreover, there is no reason why the outer-layer and inner-layer proteins cannot co-assemble, with the lattice of the latter imposing regularity on the packing of the former.
The second world war became as glorious and imbued by high moral purpose as the first had been inglorious and futile, with the noble character of the latter imposed on history not least by Churchill's own immensely successful but highly misleading six-volume history, The Second World War, published in 1948-53.
The latter imposes that the total charge per squared wavelength is constant (a total of 106 per μm2).
The former limitation affects the maximum observation time the devices are able to cover with a single shot acquisition, the latter imposes unwanted phase shifting on the acquired signals.
The latter imposes its low ceiling, forestalling all views to the distant horizon.
Thus, GEE provides more robust inference than the other popular generalized linear mixed-effects model, as the latter imposes analytic distributions that are often at odd with the distributions of data.
The latter imposes a set of linear constraints on the metabolic fluxes, known as "stoichiometric balance equations" [ 4].
The latter imposes all particles' new positions to be sampled from Gaussian distributions truncated to fit within a cube surrounding their current position, the size of which is determined by the diffusion coefficient of the molecule (see Methods and [ 1]).
The WHO has recognized that: "much research has been directed at fatal diseases, whereas crippling diseases are commonly neglected - yet the social and economic burden which the latter impose, is probably greater"[ 7].
We found that rule-based associations were represented in the left AG and right ventrolateral prefrontal cortex – the latter potentially imposing top-down control on rule-based retrieval mechanisms (Reverberi et al., 2012).
In addition, a discussion is unfolded about the differences between computational and analytical methods and the conservatism that the latter method imposes.
