Sentence examples for which were constrained from inspiring English sources
The differences in these two conditions might explain the differences in peak slips between our models and the USGS solutions (Hayes, 2011), which were constrained using the same software.
One possibility is that the unrealistic increase in harvest rates for older bears (age>7; Figure 6D) represents the model's attempt to account for an increase in non-hunting mortality rates, which were constrained to be constant for all bears ≥2 years old.
indicates those parameters, which were constrained to zero in the model assuming only downward migration, while indicates those constrained to zero in the stepping-stone model.
Based on the phylogenetic analysis, all species nodes were constrained to be monophyletic except for M. areolata and M. mayori, which were constrained at the genus node.
After 2000 steps of minimization, ions and water molecules were equilibrated for 2 ns around duplexes and complexes, which were constrained using harmonic forces with a spring constant of 1 kcal/(mol Å).
In response to the comments of Reviewer-2 (Professor Mulaik), we attempted to check whether the progressive methods factors were necessarily independent of the corresponding true NK activity factors, by freeing the corresponding covariances (which were constrained to be equal).
She has real talent and potential which is constrained here by the empty demands of pastiche.
It was a mixed week for the stock market, which was constrained by unfavorable economic reports but nonetheless had some pockets of strength.
Snowden said in Hong Kong that he was sacrificing himself in order to save the world from a system like this one, which is "constrained only by policy documents".
A former colleague recalled that, after attending a demonstration by Special Forces officers, he mocked the C.I.A., which was constrained by oversight laws.
Indian media, which are constrained in their ability to report the corruption of powerful politicians, are currently using Mr. Kejriwal's shoulder to fire from.
