The dusky grouper, Epinephelus marginatus, is a potential species for aquaculture production although the limited number of males kept in captivity has been the cause of some constraints in its production.
Based on the narratives of our 24 respondents, we identified the following main themes, which will be analyzed in the following section: Migrants' mobility constraints, causes of these constraints and the workers' feelings about them, and various coping strategies.
Morphological integration is both a cause and product of constraint and refers to how certain structures vary more closely with each other than with other structures because of various constraints [ 12, 13], based on either a priori or a posteriori biological hypotheses [ 14].
A pollutant-degrading bacterium capable of mineralising 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D), Burkholderia sp. strain RASC c2, was genetically engineered to produce light constitutively and tested for assessing the main causes of biodegradation constraint affected by growth rates, toxicity, bioavailability and metal speciation in complex environments.
This reconfigured conception of health will also profoundly affect how we respond to different distributions in health, the causes of the constraints on basic capabilities, their persistence, and the differential experiences or consequences of such constraints.
The causes of these constraints are particularities of rice production systems (design and heavy soil) and farmers' habits acquired with traditional rainfed sorghum cropping during the wet season.
The causes of evolutionary constraints on the acquisition of new phenotypes are the subject of a broad literature and wide debate, particularly among students of organismal development and its evolution [58] [62].
The tightly constrained evolution of many reaction sets raises a question about the causes of these constraints.
This is because the DEED problem is highly constrained due to which a big learning rate will easily cause the violation of constraints.
