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Sherwood et al. (2014) suggested an emergent constraint, lower tropospheric mixing (LTM), for the uncertainty in low cloud feedback and ECS.

In addition to the constrained large-scale optimization, naturally present input constraints (lower and upper bound on feed rates) and state constraints (lower bound on all concentration related states and upper bound on glucose concentration) are accounted for in an explicit manner with moving horizon estimator and model predictive controller.

Particular attention is paid to connections with mathematical programs with complementarity constraints, lower level Wolfe duality, semi-smooth approaches, as well as branch and bound techniques in adaptive convexification procedures.

Reaction constraints (lower and upper bounds) are also removed in the reconstruction.

26, 41 In our model, multiple constraints lower the residual fitting error (to PCR data) for most fluxes to only a small percentage.

We designed a second library in which the random peptide was constrained at both ends because addition of such conformational constraints, which are often included as cysteine pairs that can form a disulfide bond, can aid in identifying active molecules from random libraries as such constraints lower conformational entropy penalties.

To explore the effect of alternative fossil calibrations, we estimated the vertebrate-arthropod divergence time using our largest data set with expanded taxonomic representation (43 proteins, 19,183 amino acids, 8 taxa) and a diversity of vertebrate and non-vertebrate fossil constraints (lower bounds).

The optimal shape of an Euler beam subject to space constraints (lower-upper bounds) is studied.

This makes it possible to scan a large number of potentially correct constraints, lowering the requirements for useful contact predictions.

Fig. 6 K-weighted constraint with lower and upper threshold.

The optimization problem is modified then by adding the practical constraint of lower bound on stiffness.