Sentence examples for downstream constraint from inspiring English sources

As there is no downstream constraint on the solute concentration experimentally, condition (3.31) is motivated by the fact that we would expect the concentration to be constant in space as it leaves the bioreactor, due to the effects of diffusion.

This paper proposes an integrated approach for the long-term planning and surgery allocation problem with downstream constraints.

In the second case study, there is capacity constraint at downstream of alternate routes.

Besides a cost-intensive process, it is considered as one of the major constraints in downstream processing of industrial enzymes (Pandey et al. 1999).

In this paper, a sleep-aware dynamic bandwidth allocation (SDBA) algorithm and the supporting protocol are proposed for maximizing energy efficiency while satisfying the end-user QoS constraints on downstream (DS) and upstream (US) transmissions in 10G-EPONs.

The first step in our approach is to capture the CCS information from the IM-MS data (Figure 1) and convert these measurements into distance constraints for downstream topology searches.

In addition, the precise mining sequence between TCs allows to significantly reduce the number of sequencing constraints in the downstream mathematical model and contribute to cut the solution time further.

Further downstream, we found that biochemical constraints on indole glucosinolates are modulated by regulatory changes.

This observation suggests that the difference of selective constraints between the downstream and upstream genes would be much more striking.

Thermodynamic constraints dictate that downstream processing and conversion of biomass feedstocks into fuels may only result in further reduction of EROIfossil.

Subsequent improvements in the accuracy of the genome-scale metabolic models obtained will be of benefit in their downstream analysis, for example, using constraint-based methods, such as flux balance analysis (Oberhardt et al., 2009).