Sentence examples for works imposed from inspiring English sources

These works imposed structural constraints on sequence evolution via sophisticated energy functions describing how protein fold stability changes as amino acids are replaced.

The Birmingham (Alabama) Water Works imposed a surcharge on about 25,000 of its customers for excess water usage in June.

Again, however, these works impose a constraint that the taps in the combined channel/filter response must be contiguous.

In order to improve the quality of the image, many works impose explicit priors on the solution to regularize the ill-posed inverse problem.

The great physical and emotional work imposed a heavy personal toll on McIlwaine, not least because of his affinity with the families and his own experiences of growing up in Northern Ireland.

As is often the case with extremely challenging endeavours where the human stakes are high, the main struggle for me was the emotional and psychological toll the work imposed.

It is likely that most patients are able to compensate for the increase in inspiratory work imposed by artificial noses.

Carrying distance could be used together with total volume or weight of water carried and path gradient to indicate the level of physical work imposed by water carrying.

Moreover, those patients who have very limited respiratory reserve may not be able to compensate for the inspiratory work imposed by an artificial nose.

Accordingly, the work imposed by the ventilator was judged sufficiently small that data obtained at zero pressure support is representative of unassisted spontaneous breathing.

Other factors mentioned are the conditions of work imposed on healthcare suppliers by insurance companies and the role of medical corporations in shaping private practice: "The insurance companies have imposed abusive conditions on health suppliers" (Paediatrician #12, EsSALUD).