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In addition, the independent director tends to be less constrained than when he is hired by only one company, therefore better ensuring his independence (Chen and Xie 2012).

Notably this would be near the penetration depth of the data, and would be less constrained than the other areas of the model.

It may have better luck in the House, where the rhetoric can be less constrained than in the Senate.

This suggests that the catalytic tyrosine recombinase-encoding domain sequence could be less constrained than the pol sequence.

If the supply of anthrax vaccine was suddenly expanded, it might be that civilian purchasers of the vaccine would be less constrained than at present".

Evaluators of CoPs have noted that discussion within a CoP tends to be less constrained than discussions generated by more conventional methods, allowing for creative and novel solutions to old problems [ 1].

Meanwhile, the sintering of TBC at high temperature is constrained by metal substrate and the coating surface is less constrained than the TBC/substrate interface.

Udall was less constrained than any intelligence committee member.

At a time when newspaper budgets were less constrained than today, he travelled regularly to New York, Paris and Berlin and on several occasions to Moscow and eastern Europe.

But it also reflects the outsize role of the Fed chairman, who is less constrained than other central bankers in making policy.

lincRNA cis-eQTLs are located closer to transcription start sites (TSSs) and their effect sizes are higher than cis-eQTLs found for protein-coding genes, suggesting that lincRNA expression levels are less constrained than that of protein-coding genes.