Sentence examples for constrained to either from inspiring English sources

Studies have thus been constrained to either include few samples or only describe the dominant members of the communities.

Minimum allele frequencies at the loci were constrained to either 'low' (1 10%) or 'high' (20 30%).

But, as Halocaridina or Antecaridina spp. are also potential sisters of Stygiocaris in place of Typhlatya (see Figs. 4, 5), we calculated tree likelihoods for topologies constrained to either Halocaridina or Antecaridina as a sister to Stygiocaris.

This finding suggests that establishment of left and right polarity takes place after specification of lineages to individual tissues, and, subsequently, cells largely develop constrained to either side.

Their method is in essence a special case of multiple linear regression (MLR) on amino acid frequencies, where the coefficients are constrained to either 1 (amino acid correlates) or 0 (does not correlate).

This study aimed to address the evidence gap through the use of chart data extracted by treating pulmonologists from a nationwide panel in the U.S. The existing literature have been constrained to either post-hoc analyses of patients from randomized controlled trials or observational studies from single centers, neither of which may be representative of the broader IPF population.

While a real digital signal may have energy at half the sampling rate (frequency ), the phase is constrained to be either 0 or there, which is why this frequency had to be excluded from the sampling theorem.

The two different collections of 20 sets of randomly generated signatures were chosen using an equal probability for each of the 120 proteins in the set (obviously, not allowing repetitions and constrained to have either 18 or 6 different proteins in total).

Specified clades for each test were either constrained to be monophyletic (positive constraint) or not allowed to be monophyletic (negative constraint; limited to Bayesian analyses).

The other two models assumed separate constant modifying variances, which were either constrained to be equal or different among BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers.

Parameters from before to after the disturbance were compared using bivariate models where trait values from the before and after disturbance periods were coded as being different traits; their genetic (or maternal, or residual) variance was either constrained to be equal or allowed to be estimated separately for each period.