Sentence examples for constrained first from inspiring English sources

The compositional bias is much less pronounced at the functionally constrained first and second codon positions.

In the Elliptochloris/ Choricystis clade, protein-coding genes show a greater range of variation in G+C content at third codon positions compared with the more functionally constrained first and second codon positions (supplementary fig. S5, Supplementary Material online).

The models use empirically constrained, first-order and pseudo-first-order rate constants to simulate transformations among Hg species [MeHg, Hg II), and Hg(0)] through methylation, demethylation, oxidation, and reduction.

Some prominent researchers argue that UG is fully accessible to second language learners, and that it constrains SLA in much the same way as it constrains first language learning (see White, 2003; Epstein, Flynn and Martohardjono, 1996, Epstein, 1998).

For each test, increased constraints were added to the model, first constraining the first-order factor loadings to be equal across the cohorts (Model 2).

This difference in composition between codon positions suggests that the typical drift of Haemosporidian species toward A+T richness was negatively selected at first and second codon positions and less constrained at third positions, most likely due to constraints at the protein level.

Using narrative analysis of interview data from key global policy actors, I argue that future policy will be constrained by: first, the assumptions that currently underlie global policy actors' narratives of quality and equity; and second, new consensual aid implementation mechanisms that monitor narrow definitions of quality.

Towards the most recent epochs, it is primarily constrained by first differences of observatory annual means and measurements from the Oersted, Champ, and Swarm satellite missions.

Instead of empowering Steinberg to be bold in his dealings, a weak offer -- and just a little power -- would have constrained his first offer, to the detriment of Bartkowski.

Two regularizations were implemented, constraining the first and second derivative, respectively, (21) (22)Because the forward solver represents resistivity on a grid, the spatial derivatives in the regularizations (21)–(22) are evaluated numerically using a simple 3-point finite-difference stencil (Fornberg, 1996).

First, the protein is highly constrained, and second, Bacillus PGI not only can replace the glycolytic aspects of the enzyme, but also fulfil NLK and AMF functions in mammalian cells[ 70, 71].