Sentence examples for to be constrained through from inspiring English sources
IPV supply is now expected to be constrained through 2016 due to reduced and timing of availability of vaccine from manufacturers and increasing demand from programme countries.
This necessitates a reconsideration of the mechanisms by which mitochondrial genomes evolve since it allows for the possibility of the introduction of foreign genetic material into a system previously thought to be constrained to inheritance through (typically maternal-) descent.
Our results failed to show any effect of heterozygote advantage, and MHC polymorphism in wild Brandt's voles may be constrained through underdominance.
Costs would be constrained through competition.
Note that these high biomass conditions are dependent on nutrient availability and may eventually be constrained through nutrient uptake.
While theoretically, motorization could be constrained through planning and engineering modifications, land-use changes could only take place over a long-term period, and adapting land use to control vehicle growth is not considered a cost-effective approach [43].
Although the complete bubble population can be constrained through analysis of larger pyroclasts, in some instances these larger size fractions may not be available at certain collection sites, particularly in very distal locations.
In addition, the flux of each reaction through the system may be constrained through, for example, knowledge of enzyme maximal activities (v max ) or irreversibility considerations [ 32].
The fluxes mentioned by the reviewer: diffusion of glycine, serine and the GDC reaction belong to these fluxes that have to be constrained to ensure flux through the C2 cycle.
But, as a drawback, the quaternion norm needs to be constrained, which for DCO is imposed through regulariza-tion.
Based on the analyses of fungal growth and changes in host gene expression during the resistance response, a key mechanism of resistance appears to be constraining the growth of the pathogen through rapid and extensive reprogramming of the S. lycopersicoides transcriptome.
