Sentence examples for then constraining from inspiring English sources

I get really annoyed by the questions in employers' tests that ask which is most like you, forcing me to choose between statements then constraining me to options that are not even close to how I see myself.

To be sure we did not overlook sex differences in gene effects, we tested for sex differences by also estimating SNP effects separately by sex and then constraining the coefficient for the SNP effect to be equal for boys and girls.

Fixing the age of the root node at 15 mya, and then constraining the age between 10 15 mya in two separate tests resulted in the age of the appearance of the common ancestor of the K. rugosus and K. waterhousei complexes being dated at between 3.3 and 5.3 mya (Table 2).

Instead, logistics reign and then constrain.

The financial sector gets liberated, then constrained; enthusiasm for government intervention waxes, then wanes; consumers, companies and governments take on debts, then cut back.

Path dependency is the term use to describe the fact that once a policy is put into place, it then constrains future options to those within that policy framework.

This controller is then constrained by functional constraints.

This controller is then constrained by the functional programs, already established and used by the SNCF.

The problem is then constrained by the need to maintain structural integrity.

Spatiotemporal rupture history was then constrained using both broadband body waves and long period seismic waves.

Any evolution of the landscape is then constrained by those past events, however much it might be also constrained by self-organisational principles.