Sentence examples for constraint higher from inspiring English sources

To cope with this constraint, higher plants modulate their root uptake capacity to compensate for the changes in external concentrations of the N, P or S sources.

As a consequence, selection should be more efficient and constraint higher in the former than in the latter.

Such paralog asymmetry was higher in gene families with higher selective constraint, higher gene expression and higher expression ubiquity.

Given this constraint, higher concentrations of these PAs (3 wt %) should be most suitable but are still 1 order of magnitude lower than other electrospun small molecules.

Alternatively, if domestication has increased the evolutionary rate in B. taurus by relaxing selective constraint, higher rates of divergence between species should be seen in domesticated species when compared to their undomesticated counterparts and a higher rate of polymorphism within B. taurus should be found when compared to less intensely domesticated species such as the Water buffalo.

For solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) development, load tracking, heat management, air excess ratio constraint, high efficiency, low cost and fault diagnosis are six key issues.

In this challenging and promising context, this article highlights the challenges raised by extremely dense and heterogeneous scenarios that still constraint high performance and restrict ubiquitous online access to mobile user applications and the attainment of the EDHs requirements.

This is supported by our data, as these two genes have a moderate evolutionary rate but low level of functional constraint (high d N / d S rate ratio).

Many of the comparisons listed as NA in Table 2 are only just beyond calculation (due to the Jukes-Cantor limit) and are very similar to comparisons that give clear evidence of selective constraint (high dS/dN values).

Parental bonding evaluated by the PBI can be classified into four quadrants according to the possible combinations of the two dimensions: "Optimal bonding" (high care, low overprotection), "neglectful parenting" (low care, low overprotection), "affectionate constraint" (high care, high overprotection), and "affectionless control" (low care, high overprotection) (Fig.  1).

The PBI consists of care and overprotection subscales that are analyzed by assigning the parental bonding style to one of four quadrants: Optimal bonding (high care/low overprotection), neglectful parenting (low care/low overprotection), affectionate constraint (high care/high overprotection), and affectionless control (low care/high overprotection).