Sentences with phrase «provide additional constraints»

Measurements of isotopes of CH4 (13C, 14C, and 2H) provide additional constraints on CH4 budgets and specific sources, but such data are even more limited (Bergamaschi et al., 2000; Lassey et al., 2000; Mikaloff Fletcher et al., 2004a, 2004b).

The ice core CO2 record over the past millennium provides an additional constraint on natural climate variability.

record over the past millennium provides an additional constraint on natural climate variability.

Not exact matches

Therefore, although maternal malnutrition is not considered an important constraint to breastfeeding for most mothers, giving additional food to malnourished mothers during pregnancy and / or lactation may help increase milk production and will certainly improve their own nutritional status and provide additional energy to care for themselves and their families.

The proposed amendment will be accompanied by a statute which will provide insurance against the amendment not achieving second passage and place an additional constraint on the legislature's ability to amend the lines proposed by the commission.

Although LGM oxygen isotope changes can not be used to independently assess cooling, they provide a useful additional constraint that is difficult to reconcile with a cooling much less than 3 deg.

Asteroseismology — the study of the internal structure of stars through their global oscillations — can provide the necessary additional constraints to determine the evolutionary states of red - giant stars.

And prospects for providing additional tax relief to parents are up against the political appetite to make large tax cuts elsewhere while maintaining some constraints on deficits.

Although LGM oxygen isotope changes can not be used to independently assess cooling, they provide a useful additional constraint that is difficult to reconcile with a cooling much less than 3 deg.

Having rejected a wide interpretation of the term «provided» and also having refused the application of additional criteria to Article 12 (1) by analogy, the CJEU also replied negatively to the question of the German court whether any further criteria had to be taken into consideration in addition to those contained in Article 12 (1) and 2 (b) with systematic coherence and judicial constraint.

• Demonstrated expertise in monitoring the progress of the project, placing special attention on timelines and deadlines • Hands - on experience in providing support in developing and maintaining detailed project plans • Proven record of effectively managing project training modules, by remaining within budgetary constraints • Effectively able to monitor project performance and gauge additional administrative requirements

Defiant of the constraints of space, the staircase seems to pierce the glass wall of the study, integrating two disparate design elements while providing additional shelf space.