Sentence examples for biological constraint from inspiring English sources

Hence, no extrema can be obtained within the biologically meaningful domains, i.e. by imposing the biological constraint that the levels of proteins must be positive (A>0, B>0), for either scenario.

Institutionalized cultural capital overcomes the biological constraint of embodied cultural capital through replication.

We also investigate how the biological constraint of feedback time delay influences the human stance control design.

Parasitism by the parasitic weed, Striga hermonthica (Striga), constitutes a major biological constraint to maize production in sub-Sahara Africa.

Embodied cultural capital, possessed by an individual agent (e.g., talent, autodidact), implies a biological constraint as 'it declines and dies with its bearer' [4], p. 245].

In addition, Fig. 1c right shows how the node activity changes when incorporating the biological constraint that signaling events are faster than transcriptional events, which we do by making the probability of choosing the Transcription Factors node be smaller than that of the rest of nodes.

Constraints-based approaches focus on employing data-driven physicochemical and biological constraints to enumerate the set of feasible phenotypic states of a reconstructed biological network in a given condition.

Twenty years ago, Konner's classic study, "The Tangled Wing: Biological Constraints on the Human Spirit," attempted nothing less than a synthesis of biology, philosophy, psychology and anthropology, with a great deal of Western literature thrown in.

Specialists called paleoecologists seek to determine the environmental conditions under which a fossil organism lived and the physical and biological constraints on those conditions.

Physical conditions of the region such as temperature, terrain, or nutrient availability help to mold the niche, and biological constraints such as predation, competition, or lack of resources limit the ways in which a species exploits its environment.

Although most psychologists accept the obvious biological constraints on human behaviour (such as that women bear and nurse children and that the human brain is uniquely designed for language), some psychologists still prefer to believe that the slate is blank or nearly blank in their own research area.