Sentence examples for assumed constraints from inspiring English sources

We showed that our algorithms are more general with respect to the assumed constraints.

Firstly, we showed in our analysis that, under certain assumed constraints, there is only one plausible alternative vaccine schedule to the current one, an interesting finding that had not been explicitly recognised by colleagues at DH prior to this work.

In other words, the assumed constraints (156) are fulfilled.

These elementary routes are flux distributions that (1) respect all assumed constraints, including steady state and irreversibility, and (2) are elementary in the sense that they are composed of a minimal set of active reactions.

Microeconomics studies decision-making of individuals, households, and businesses under an assumed constraint of scarce resources.

This may require freeing up most parameters for optimization to make sure that an assumed constraint isn't creating a biased solution.

We used 3.5% as a cutoff, because it is estimated that 3.5% of the non-coding sequences in the human genome are under constraint [ 19] and we assumed constraint sequences should be conserved.

The traditional single objective optimization in sampling is usually achieved either by minimizing the variance of the sample estimates assuming constraints on the cost of all the measurements in the sample or by minimizing the cost assuming constraints on the variance.

However, in the extreme case of a structure with about 1000 atoms in the asymmetric unit, the design matrix stored in double precision only requires 40 to 120 Mb of memory, assuming constraints reducing the number of refinable parameters by a factor 2, as opposed to around 2 Mb for the normal matrix.

Service levels at the respective echelons are assumed as constraints.

We conclude first that there is substantially less potential additional cropland than is generally assumed once constraints and trade offs are taken into account, and secondly that converting land is always associated with significant social and ecological costs.