Sentence examples for well constrained in from inspiring English sources

The lithological PTB is well constrained in terms of U-Pb dates at Dongpan, Penglaitan and Meishan25.

"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.

It means that the dip angles are well constrained in the residual space.

The Hettangian/Sinemurian and Sinemurian/Pliensbachian boundaries are not well constrained in this section (Hori, 1990 , 1997.

However, about 80% of the earthquakes analyzed are well constrained in PGA predictions by an average misfit of less than 0.60.

The depths of tectonic tremor events documented within the Hikurangi subduction zone have not been well constrained in the previous studies.

So, it is the time to advance some consideration on the matter, because the bias of considering anxiety/depression as specifically related to headache (and not strongly related to many different medical conditions as well) constrained us in a no way out.

Note also that the absolute calculated values for the temperature of water rock interaction (weathering) and δ18OW depend on the assumed isotopic fractionations in Extended Data Fig. 6; however, given that these values solved within realistic bounds, the fractionations of ref. 19 and the MWL defined in ref. 17 are probably well constrained and calibrated in absolute triple-oxygen-isotope space.

However, the KPR Pn velocity of 7.8 km/s is well constrained as shown in the checkerboard result (Fig. 10 bottom), which is similar to other KPR models.

The location of the centre of the deformation is also well constrained and is in the vicinity of the geothermal plant (around ±150 m). Figure 5A presents the results of the best fitting Mogi model (blue curve) and Yang model (red curve) along the west-east and north-south profiles with a source at a 450-m depth.

Taking advantage of this high-resolution chronological framework, and growing understanding of both the timing and extent of the CPE in this sector of eastern Pangaea13,17,18, we here identify a significant Carnian shift in the composition of archosaur ichno-associations as recorded in the Southern Alps, which in turn provides the first well constrained date for the DDE in eastern Pangaea.