Sentence examples for well constrain from inspiring English sources

These are the provinces where repeated disaster damage and losses may well constrain the prospects for poverty reduction.

Both 3-D space distribution and texture characteristics of the texture features extracted from the reflectance images can well constrain a rigid transformation in 3-D space.

The geometry of an inland active fault is often not well constrained; even if a clear fault trace has been observed, it is not easy to well constrain the dip angle of it.

Because our inverse model does not well constrain CO2 fluxes from China alone, due to lack of measurement sites within the source regions (Fig. 1), we aggregated six inverse model regions to discuss the change in fluxes over East Asia in this study over the past 2 decades.

A higher dose rate may well constrain growth.

75 Limitations of insurance coverage or other financial considerations may well constrain clinicians' ability to optimise acute treatment.

"This is also potentially the biggest weakness with the study, as the locality is not very well constrained in terms of age, meaning that there is a nearly 2 million year window on when this organism lived.

The robustness of these judgements will depend on how well constrained the outcome is by known cause and effect i.e. how likely the impacts are based on what we really know.

The other two factors are independently well constrained.

In the Local Universe, the BLF is quite well constrained.

These are usually well constrained via geological mapping.