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Model 3 constrained measured variable thresholds to equality across groups to create the strong factorial invariance model.

RNA-seq technology is capable of discovering novel transcripts and novel isoforms as it is not constrained to measure only pre-defined transcripts, as is the microarray.

Since edge-GDV counts the different up to 5-node graphlets that an edge touches, including 3-node paths, edge-GDV is a more constraining measure of topology.

Of those, 3 had deletions in the flanking sequences, which is similar to the findings of a previous study constrained to measuring only contractions and using a different ZFN26.

The proposed approach, which has been suggested by Fedorov's idea of directly constrained design measures, consists in imposing constraints on the sensor density in a given spatial domain.

The proposed approach exploits the notion of directly constrained design measures recently introduced in modern optimum experimental design theory which leads to an extremely fast iterative procedure of exchange type.

"People working on this problem in the past have typically used multiple sound sources and a whole lot of microphones in very constrained, precisely measured arrangements," Dokmanic says.

The distinctions between these pathways are often glossed over in empirical studies, most of which are logistically constrained to measuring only one or a few of the mechanisms by which predators might impact prey dynamics.

We restricted our attention to positions in TFBS conserved across the five species and found that these positions were indeed highly constrained as measured by SNP density, similar to positions in conserved elements.

Although we did not attempt to constrain or measure the whole arm posture, we observed that subjects generally kept the back of the hand nearly horizontal (Hore et al. 1992; Gielen et al. 1997).

Another notable difference is that most prior studies employed a forced choice task to obtain size judgments (i.e., large or small; e.g., Klink, 2000, 2009; Sapir, 1929), whereas we used a variety of less constraining measures of perceived size.

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