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We demonstrate that limited phylogenetic signal associated with low-variation loci constrains gains in species-tree estimation accuracy when adding loci.

A one parameter model which constrained gains to be zero was also significantly worse than a model which included gains (16.218, 1 d.f., p<0.025).

To paraphrase Henry Higgins, "The reins on Keynes constrain sustaining gains".

We used both 'absolute learning gain scores' and 'normalized learning gain scores' because we were concerned about the impact of ceiling effects in normalized learning gain score calculations (e.g., pre-test scores constrained possible gains; see also Bao 2006).

Secondly, as women tended to enroll in prenatal care later in pregnancy our mixed-effects model of GWG was limited by the lack of data before 13 weeks, resulting in the need to constrain weight gain between 13 and 18 weeks to be linear.

An additional feature of the method, which is quite useful in certain applications, is that it provides the capability of constraining the gain in the transition band to always lie below the maximum gain in the passband.

The GC42 turnover rates were estimated using the simplistic (one-parameter) model by constraining the gain and loss rates to be the same and the two-parameter model separating the gain and loss rates.

The MPDR beamformer is a distortionless beamformer that minimizes total output power by constraining unity gain in the direction of the desired signal (Van Trees 2002).

At that, circuits containing negative elements ("non-Foster" networks) are not constrained by gain-bandwidth theory and can achieve wide matching bandwidths with "difficult" loads arising from electrically short antennas.

Weakness in the financial and pharmaceutical sectors helped constrain share price gains.

This smooths any negative wage impacts of low skill migrants, but may constrain longer-term gains in firms' TFP via capital upgrading.