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The Partial Credit Model [ 27] can be seen as a modification of the Rating Scale Model where the threshold estimates are not constrained, that is, threshold estimates are free to vary between each item within a scale.

The random PPI networks were generated by permuting the network structure with the network size being constrained; that is, Erdős-Rényi random graph model was used to create the random PPI networks with the same number of protein interactions.

However, they may also be properties of development that are selectively neutral (that is, it is irrelevant whether or not traits develop in concerted fashion) or even evolutionarily constrained (that is, it could be advantageous for traits to change independently but the way they develop makes that difficult [ 45]).

Conversely, if selection is at work, one would expect to find smaller genomes to be more constrained, that is, to show lower average d N/d S ratios.

No, that's what a bad designer would tell you, "I'm constrained, that's why the vehicle doesn't look as good as it should".

Some wireless networks, most notably sensor networks, are also energy-constrained – that is, the period of time during which the network is operational depends on battery lifetime.

Therefore, by applying them in real experiments, the same mathematical constrains that were imposed in the simulation problems occur.

The quality of the libraries obtained with this method was comparable to the quality of standard methods with minor constrains that are discussed in the manuscript.

The only exception was San Francisco, which is so geographically constrained that it's difficult to overbuild there.

I needed no explaining how resource constrained that sector is".

"Everyone is so emotionally and financially constrained that it's made it a lot more difficult".