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A model constrained basis pursuit inversion method is proposed for stably estimating Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio.
For enstatite dissolution, a model constrained at pH 2 is able to describe dissolution rates from pH 2 to 10 [10].
Therefore, it is not understood, a priori, to what extent does a model constrained to pairwise correlations in the mass spec data captures known interactions.
The most recent prediction based on a model constrained by experimental data suggests six transmembrane spans with both the N- and C-termini resident in the cytosol (20).
The likelihood ratio test was used to compare a model with separate MD slopes for each tumor type with a model constrained to have a common slope [ 21].
A model constrained with equal in situ speciation rate (λ111 and λ222 in the model) was favored in only one in four of the model sets (i.e. when the Yungas province was included as part of the Andean area).
We then used HYPHY V.0.99 [ 56] to compare the likelihood of a model allowing different ω for HV regions and the rest of the protein with that of a model constraining them to be equal (the "fixed-sites" approach described in [ 57], LRT with one degree of freedom).
From this perspective, the establishment of a geological model constrained by a proper sequence-stratigraphic framework provided insights to develop new play concepts and better assess reservoir heterogeneities.
We therefore tested a path model constrained by the fewest number of structural variables but was unconstrained as to the nature of their interrelationships (paths).
In contrast, a random model constrained to have the same connectance as the empirical data would reproduce a fraction C (24%) of the links and 1−2C−C2 (63.4%) of the connection matrix entries correctly.
We therefore present a third model — constrained drift — whereby individual snoRNAs are intragenomically mobile and may occupy any genomic location from which expression satisfies phenotype.
