Sentence examples for compositional constraints from inspiring English sources

Geochemically, Tuff IF is characterized by a relatively consistent silica-undersaturated trachytic to phonolitic composition that relates both in terms of numerical ages (1.79 Ma) and compositional constraints to Olmoti volcano, located 22 38 km E of Olduvai Gorge.

"So we have zero compositional constraints on it".

What about the steady lifting of compositional constraints afforded by advances in technology, which allowed Kondo to expand his "orchestral" palette, write considerably longer scores, and wield precise control over dynamics, rhythm, and other facets of the musical canvas?

High mass resolution, better than 4 ppm mass accuracy and practical compositional constraints identified lipid species directly, solely relying on their accurately determined m/z [19], [24].

Within the imposed compositional constraints, LipidX quantified 95 lipids from 10 major classes: 5 lipids belonging to Chol-FA, 4 to DAGs, 5 to LPCs, 13 to PCs and 13 to PC-Os, 8 to PEs and 5 to PE-Os, 10 to SMs, 31 to TAGs, and free cholesterol.

Compositional constraints were found to be strongly associated with the amino acid signatures in Citrus species and P. trifoliata.

Bell: Several of the releases on SCM have a theme or unifying compositional constraint (e.g. sampling only gospel records).

Almost all of Josquin's motets use some kind of compositional constraint on the process; they are not freely composed.

These results indicate that, independent of compositional constraint, some other factors that affect the codon usage variations exist.

The ENC or ENCp versus GC3 plots showed that, in addition to compositional constraint, some other factors have effect on the codon usage variations.

The observed and expected ENC values are compared to determine the influence of nucleotide compositional constraint on structuring synonymous codon usage bias.