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Likewise, cellular stress intrinsic to breast fibroblasts would also be relatively constrained because they arrest (data not shown) or die (see Additional file 3).
Canadian banks are relatively constrained in the amounts they can lend.
The visual modality was relatively constrained in terms of a critical time-range within which distraction effects could be elicited, while the impact of auditory stimuli on task-related processing extended over a longer time-range.
The budget may have been relatively constrained (£4.4m), but not so the ambition of the film-makers who conjure a gripping genre picture as fleet-footed as its nimbly marauding zombies, juggling thoughtfulness and gore, brains and brawn, with subversive wit and invention.
The results of the study suggest that the area of the active site corresponding to the C(17) area of the steroidal backbone is relatively constrained, as such, groups which possess large groups that are flexible in nature may possess a decreased inhibitory activity.
We do not disagree that oil demand has been rising and oil supply is relatively constrained.
In other words, if we take conceptual art's de-materialisation claim seriously, we are left with a notion of interpretation which is relatively constrained to the artist's intention and to the claim that that intention determines the appropriate or correct interpretation for that particular work.
Deep-pocketed donors on the left have been relatively constrained in their super PAC giving.
The C∶N ratios of invertebrates are relatively constrained, likely reflecting their body structure and life history [28].
The topics and order of the two courses are relatively constrained, as they must match in sequence to the shared laboratory sequence.
This likely explains why stage 1 kinematics are relatively constrained, with some angles never being employed (Figs 1, 2), and the less frequently used angles being associated with lower escape velocities (Table 2; Fig. 3).
