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The extended model contains fewer constraints compared with the model introduced by Obata and Ishii (2003).

Specially, the optimal solutions were obtained under market clearing conditions, which are much stricter constraints compared with our previous work.

In addition, the number of shutdown wells was more in the case of minimum head constraints compared with the drawdown constraints.

Constraints (8b) to (8d) refer to the conditions described in items 1(a), 1(b), and 2 of the listing above and constitute additional constraints compared with the classical independent set problem; they are called size constraints because they enforce independent sets of a particular size.

Therefore, these two new target sites may be under less functional constraints compared with most old target sites.

Engineering structures may have significant lower crack-tip constraint compared with those in the standard fracture toughness test specimens.

However, in tissue-specific genes, lowly expressed genes are under stronger selective constraint compared with highly expressed genes.

This conclusion is in line with the expectation that contact residues are in general much more likely to be under strong evolutionary constraint compared with noncontact residues.

Given this additional structural and functional importance, it is not surprising that buried residues in both EM and TM regions experience heightened selective constraint compared with exposed residues.

We considered whether interacting proteins in the A. thaliana network are subject to relatively similar levels of selective constraint compared with random protein pairs.

In general, γ distributions at the seven genes were comparable in the three species with the exclusion of OAS2 in humans and TMEM173 in chimpanzees, which showed stronger constraint compared with the other two species (fig. 3 B).