Sentence examples similar to thought constraining from inspiring English sources

The additional balances are thought to constrain the water balance and as a result should help reduce the uncertainty of groundwater recharge.

Predation is generally thought to constrain sexual selection by female choice and limit the evolution of conspicuous sexual signals.

Many ENK neurons co-release glutamate and the activation of δOR autoreceptors is thought to constrain glutamatergic signaling [ 299].

This combined with a presumed negative genetic correlation between offspring number and size is thought to constrain the evolution of these traits [ 44].

In both these processes, the function of CST is partly in promoting the synthesis of the telomeric lagging strand, which is thought to constrain telomerase activity by reducing the availability of the single-stranded DNA substrate 13– 13.

Limited surface area in the membranes are thought to constrain major aspects of metabolism and physiology; for example, it may force E. coli to employ a mixture of respiration and fermentation to maximize growth rate [ 6, 67].

Sometimes this is because we think circumstances constrain us.

We're made to think pressure constrains our efforts, exhausts us and drains our energies through the endless need to fend off this invisible and formless power.

But I don't think this constrains the United Nations from doing what they've been doing.… Right now it's an option.

She was perplexed by her smug friend Simone, who thought the rules constraining most women were not going to be a problem for her, as she never intended to have children, was self-supporting and enjoyed perfect equality with a man she considered her intellectual superior.

However, only 36.6% women had attended the required 5 antenatal checks, and 58.3% of the subjects thought financial constrains being the main reason for not attending antenatal care.