Sentence examples for alternatively constraining from inspiring English sources

In analyses alternatively constraining the root for these arboreal clades, we found that an Amazon-only origin is more likely than Andean-only (global ML: -lnL = 32.06 and 36.14, respectively), but neither of these results are as likely as the mixed ancestral ranges we found in the unconstrained analysis (−lnL = 31.27; Figure  4).

Collectively, the data support a theory wherein the water promotes nucleophilic attack by acting as a hydrogen-bond acceptor or alternatively constrains the bent end-on geometry of FeIII OOH for interaction with the α- meso-carbon.

Alternatively, enzymes constrained to specific clades or cellular domains would suggest adaptations of organisms or cellular domains to specific lifestyles.

Having observed this, instead of constraining the budget we can alternatively limit the number of WiMAX hops in the routes and obtain the costs for a given maximum allowable number of WiMAX hops in the routes.

Alternatively, we can constrain the model so that λ c, t = 0 ∀ t ∉ T′ and learn only the subset of the parameters {λ c, t }, ∀ t∈ T′.

Alternatively, one could conceivably constrain the search to a set of candidate (sparse) models by adding a BIC penalty for example.

Alternatively, the traits that are being selected upon by multiple conditions could be negatively correlated (as above), constraining their response (Arnold 1992; Etterson and Shaw 2001; Fig. 1C).

Data as constraining affordances answers waiting for the relevant questions are transformed into factual information by being processed semantically at a given LoA (alternatively: the relevant question is associated to the right answer at a given LoA).

Alternatively, a single isotropic displacement parameter per riding H atom can be included in the least-squares refinement model while still constraining hydrogen positional parameters.

Or constraining it somewhat.

Constraining time encourages quality time.