Sentence examples for constraints are expected from inspiring English sources
Those constraints are expected to ease in the second half as new capacity comes on line and Intel introduces its Pentium 4 chip, which has been developed under the code name Willamette.
This is to be expected when the constraints on the fluctuation of junctions vanish (because of the decreased interspersion of chains), and such constraints are expected to vanish even in the small-strain region when the chains are sufficiently short.
However and when no hard runtime constraints are expected, 3D search engines offer real alternatives and substantial gains in performance, with respect to (only) image-based retrieval approaches; mainly when the relevant informations are appropriately extracted and processed (see, e.g., [8]).
In evolution functional constraints are expected to limit the amino acid substitution rates, resulting in a higher conservation of structural/functional sites with respect to the rest of the protein.
The application of correlated mutation and intra-protein contact predictors assume that evolutionary functional constraints are expected to limit the amino acid substitution rates, resulting in a higher conservation of structural/functional sites with respect to the rest of the protein.
Without the prequalification of BCG vaccine from additional manufacturers, supply constraints are expected to persist into 2016.
Massive machine type communication (MMTC) characterized by the requirements of low data rates, small packet sizes, and in some cases, tight delay constraints is expected to be one of the major drivers for the 5th generation (5G) wireless communication system.
A sequence under strong structural constraints is expected to exhibit high variance, and therefore its robustness will be low.
Note that σ j are regarded as parameters (e.g., a SNP under strong selective constraints is expected to have a larger σ [i.e., a smaller MAF] than a neutral SNP).
Loci under selective constraint are expected to show reduced nucleotide diversity and divergence.
