Sentence examples for dependent on constraints from inspiring English sources
We show that evolution of bacterial and archeal mRNA primary structure is mainly dependent on constraints imposed by the translational machinery, while in eukaryotes DNA methylation and tri-nucleotide repeats impose strong biases on codon-pair context.
Cell layouts are provided on demand by the SoGOLaR automatic cell generator; their quality and feasibility are, in turn, dependent on the constraints imposed by the external wiring.
Adaptive patterning of human movement is context specific and dependent on interacting constraints of the performer environment relationship.
This arrangement is dependent on chemical constraints, to the extent that some active-site geometries have convergently evolved many times. 1 Consequently, active-site residues are the most evolutionarily conserved within enzyme families.
Furthermore, the two factors are connected so that a protein's robustness to misfolding dependent on structural functional constraints, to a large extent, determines the maximum allowable translation rate of the given protein.
Results indicating a compromise between cooling power and efficiency that are dependent on the constraint of the system are presented and discussed.
Using the linear theory, analytical solution of the critical length of a nanowire, below which there is no buckling, is obtained, which is dependent on the constraint of the ends of the nanowire and the volumetric strain of the nanowire at the fully lithiated state.
Some of the results, like Theorems A, B, and C, mainly dependent on the constraint c t 1 - τ ′ t < 1.
The accuracy of nearby device detection dependents on architectural constraints and consequently varies across locations.
Fatigue lifetimes are dependent on several physical constraints.
