Sentence examples for understanding of constraint from inspiring English sources

Overall, this study clearly demonstrates that the fracture toughness of laminated composites can be engineered based on the understanding of constraint effects associated with specimen thickness in the DRA composite.

Therefore, a better understanding of constraints for the process improvement is necessary.

The model will be useful as a guide for developing an understanding of constraints in the conceptual design process.

Ecosystem restoration in general requires knowledge on seed dispersal characteristics of targeted tree species and an understanding of constraints to seedling establishment and survival.

Successful fish culture requires an understanding of constraints imposed by a particular species' ecology to create protocols that maximize survival and development through embryonic and larval stages.

These include the targeting of prophagocytic receptors (Fc receptors or otherwise) to complement SIRPα CD47 blockade, the understanding of constraints on phagocytosis other than the SIRPα CD47 checkpoint and the contribution of immune cells other than macrophages.

With the ability to quantitatively analyse metabolic fluxes in an interactive and visual manner, FBA-SimVis supports a comprehensive understanding of constraint-based metabolic flux models in both overview and detail.

Gender biases in sociocultural norms often overpowered the cash incentive — underscoring the importance of a contextual understanding of constraints on education, and of undertaking other approaches alongside transfers, responding to these constraints (Adato et al., 2007).

The key to understanding patterns of constraint at synonymous and nonsynonymous sites may boil down to the inferred DFE, which suggests that only a small fraction of newly arising nonsynonymous mutations are nearly neutral (−10 < N es <0) and that the fraction of mutations in this range is similar for the two species.

These results have significant implications in understanding of how constraint peptides selectively bind to a metal surface and may provide insight into the design of new sequences.

Identification and description of networks (Table 1) can help to understand these elements of practice change by developing greater understanding of the constraints and opportunities that relational ties impose on individual action [ 25, 26, 62].