Although the statistical test itself doesn't discriminate the subpopulations, the thermodynamic constrains on phenotype coexistence in one cell and known modes of R. palustris growth allowed us to infer the subpopulations.
The involvement of phenotypically different but genetically identical subpopulations in the degradation of aromatic compounds stems from known thermodynamic constrains on co-activation in one cell of some phenotypes that represent known metabolic modes of the R. palustris growth.
Ka/Ks ratio showed values much lower than one, reflecting functional constrains on the encoded proteins, i.e., this kind of selection contributes to the elimination of amino acid variation.
This indicates that these two newly-identified exons are subject to much stronger selective constrains on nonsynonymous changes than on synonymous ones [ 57- 59], suggesting that they are more likely to be protein-coding exons.
sources, what imposes constrains on usefulness of experimental data.
Immigration, through providing new workers, can also ease the constrains on businesses.
Effects of mechanical and vibration constrains on optimum decision variables are investigated.
In practical setting, however, the minimum physical distance (Rmin) between the radios holds a natural constrains on r.
To sum up, the nature and rhetorical traditions of the sector put certain constrains on how change may be envisioned.
In summary, solutions with less coding tend to cause less constrains on the problem in the future.
Then the dual relationships between link flow and travel time constrains on link with nearsighted users are also analyzed.
