Sentence examples for constrained discovery from inspiring English sources

When compared to previous studies of smaller [ 20] and more geographically constrained discovery panels [ 15, 19, 22- 24], 109 of the SNPs and one of the indels had been reported, while 107 new SNPs and one indel were identified in this study.

Constrained shape discovery and optimisation are difficult engineering problems.

Leveraging established mental models creates affordances for operating new technology but may constrain the discovery of advanced functionality.

It is unfortunate that this manuscript is constrained by the discovery note format, as I find the Additional figures to be integral to interpretation of the results presented in the manuscript.

These ideas abound in scenarios like technicolor (which is constrained since the discovery of the Higgs boson, but not ruled out), but are most prominently represented by String Theory.

I will show how the combination of the tightly constrained radii and the discovery of a 2 solar mass pulsar allows for the first astrophysical inference of the pressure of cold matter above nuclear saturation density.

This discovery better constrained the mass and orbital properties of the other three planets, including the high eccentricity of the innermost planet.

Every time I did, my hospital cell faded away, replaced by memories of my long-ago, secretive self, a self no longer constrained by fear of discovery or hiding behind the mask of sarcasm.

These parameters constrained the protein false discovery rate (FDR) to ≤0.2% in all analyses.

This approach allows researchers to test chemical association on a genomic scale, but the breadth of discoveries is constrained by the number of chemicals tested against a cell line or model organism.

Hacker, D. E., Hoinka, J., Iqbal, E. S., Przytycka, T. M. & Hartman, M. C. T. Highly constrained bicyclic scaffolds for the discovery of protease-stable peptides via mRNA display.