This is therefore a loose constraint, which we call C3(A, τ, O).
The presence of biased amino acid composition in the OXPHOS proteins of A. kona mtDNA could possibly be linked to several attributes mentioned above, that is, a combined outcome of extreme AT content, high coding sequence divergence, and a loose constraint of selection pressure.
The figure shows that the distribution of mutational robustness is essentially the same whether one imposes this more stringent requirement on flux, or the much looser constraint of any strictly positive biomass flux.
Scaling laws in [7, 8] are derived under a loose delay constraint, in which the speed of mobile movement is significantly slower than the delay requirement.
This shows that there was a loose selection constraint against these genes during the evolutionary divergence of wheat and rice.
We employed depth weighting to correct for MNE's bias toward attributing signals to superficial sources and a loose-orientation constraint (0.2), as recommended by Lin et al. (2006), to improve the spatial accuracy of localization.
The cultural practice of writing to highly visible blogs with far greater ease than writing a letter to the editor and with looser constraints on what gets posted makes these nodes themselves platforms for the expression, filtering, and synthesis of observations and opinions.
Therefore, larger θ corresponds to more strict QoS constraints, while the smaller θ implies looser constraints.
The effects of thermal load on panels with different boundary conditions are also investigated and it is found that the panel edges with loose constraint are more sensitive to temperature effect than with strict constraint.
Furthermore, the fault geometry of the single rectangular fault model is inverted as free parameters with loose constraints using a pre-assumed focal mechanism table as a priori information.
