Sentence examples for constraints directed from inspiring English sources
The model does not have factors such as borrowing constraints, directed search, and ex ante heterogeneity of agents.7 It is not a surprise to find that the model does not match the data in all cases.
The main evolutionary constraints directing the limited amino acid variation between H2A.Z-1 and H2A.Z-2 are primarily acting at the nucleotide level.
Although point mutation was insufficient to remove the 5′-T constraint, directed evolution from the randomized library yielded repeat-1 mutants with unbiased targeting sites for 5′-bases.
The software RNAsalsa [ 56] is a new approach to align structural RNA sequences based on existing knowledge about structure patterns, adapted constraint directed thermodynamic folding algorithms and comparative evidence methods.
We introduced a polynomial delay algorithm which enumerates all bubbles with length constraints in directed graphs.
The problem of enumerating bubbles with length constraints in directed graphs arises in transcriptomics where the question is to identify all alternative splicing events present in a sample of mRNAs sequenced by RNA-seq.
The properties of the distribution network with distributed generation considered are reflected as the structure model and the constraints described by directed graph.
We present a new algorithm for enumerating bubbles with length constraints in weighted directed graphs.
Lipsky argued that as they interpret, choose, and act, they are guided by the mental models they develop to manage their demanding work settings characterized by heavy workloads, resource constraints, and centrally directed and often unclear, policy imperatives.
In this paper, we relax this condition, showing how DAC can be defined from a directed constraint graph.
Interestingly, any directed constraint graph of the considered problem is suitable for DAC computation, so the selected graph can change dynamically during search, aiming at optimizing the exploitation of directed arc-inconsistencies.
