However, this cannot be done because she always mimics the choice of (s^{b}_{2}), and hence the planner is constrained to reduce the tax that charges (s^{g}_{2}) to avoid harming (s^{b}_{2}), who is eventually forced to pay a positive tax.
Our data demonstrate that, as in humans [21], the evolution of long bacterial protein sequences has been constrained to reduce their aggregation propensity, suggesting a general rule that applies independently of the organism complexity.
A strongly supported node (100 of bootstrap value) consisting of three species (X. multilineatus, X. nigrensis and X. pygmaeus) was constrained to reduce the number of OTUs due to computational constraints.
Or can be constrained to do so.
The coordination number of second-shell of Fe atoms was fixed at 6 consistent with tri-octahedral Fe(OH 2 sheets, and the Debye Waller factors (σ2) of second-shell Fe Fe and Fe Si were constrained to be the same to reduce the number of free parameters.
(19) (20) (21) Estimates of the expected value, variance, and covariance follow from substituting the sample estimate of p i, p i = N i/N, into equations (19 21): (22) (23) (24) When µ j is constrained to be zero, (22)–(24) reduce to: (25) (26) (27) Equations (25 27) were used to construct the test statistics (eqs. 5 16, 17) for the three-taxon case.
To model fumarase deficiency the reaction that represents the fumarase enzyme in the model (R01082MM) was constrained to different flux values representing reduced enzyme activity and an objective function of maximum ATP production used.
We have confirmed that edge-quality improves with smaller tool-sizes, and that total process time is reduced if rectification is constrained to the edge-zone alone.
The tables were split by chromosome name and every table was constrained to less than ten million records, which largely reduced the search region and the response time.
Below 800 m these authors suggested that reducing conditions prevail and that seawater circulation is constrained to faults within the central dome.
