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Furthermore, it is demonstrated that the habitat connectivity constraint is more effective than neighbourhood habitat constraints.

The magnetic field that one deduces from that constraint is more than 100 μG behind the shock.

SNP ministers reply that such a constraint is more than offset by the better borrowing rates a new state would expect to enjoy if its currency was based on steady old sterling rather than a new untested currency.

Since the power of each antenna is limited individually by the linearity of its power amplifier in practice, the per-antenna power constraint is more practical.

For character streams, the constraint is more relaxed: file positions must increase monotonically, the amount of the increase between file positions corresponding to any two successive characters in the stream is implementation-dependent.

My inclination is to argue that Mr Blanchard is right to pinpoint the zero bound as a constraint on central banks that is likely to raise fiscal multipliers, but this constraint is more institutional than technical.

The effects of thermal load on panels with different boundary conditions are also investigated and it is found that the panel edges with loose constraint are more sensitive to temperature effect than with strict constraint.

Sherman's freedom from constraint was more inspiring than the constraints had ever been.

Deleterious alleles will reduce the rate at which genes are lost, such that genes with lower frequencies of segregating deleterious alleles, that is, those under higher selective constraint, are more likely to be lost early.

The clear shortcoming of the core constraint is that at some level of divergence, core regions cannot be aligned correctly without insertions or deletions, hence methods without the core constraint are more suited to remote homolog recognition and alignment.

In general, 4-fold degenerate synonymous sites, which are typically under little to no selective constraint, are more skewed than the genome average, suggesting that mutational biases are driving AT and GC skew.