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Most of these algorithms are easily constrained such that a pseudo clique does not contain more than k missing edges.

Phillips et al. (2008, 2013) proposed a flexible framework where various empirical parametrizations can be bundled into a versatile form since parameters in the formulation can be easily constrained by various observational data.

Consequently, ancient molecules sharing functions or belonging to selected lineages will be more easily constrained than younger variants in phylogenetic reconstruction.

Since the exact thickness and shape of the articular cartilage is not known and the range of motion of most limb joints is less easily constrained than in mammals, biomechanical analyses of sauropod locomotion are less precise than in mammals.

This allows to easily constrain a flux analysis depending on regulatory network reprogramming.

Now we can easily constrain the parental genotype for individual i ∈ G by giving the spouse, i0, homozygous haplotypes of all ones while giving child i1 the haplotypes, child i2 haplotypes.

However, they can easily be constrained to always be above some lower bound, e.g. 0.05, or even fixed at proportions that are appropriate or reasonable to a domain expert.

With the help of fuzzy approximation method and LMI technique, we can easily solve the constrained optimization problem in (21) and (22) instead of the non-linear constrained optimization problem in (11) and (12) for the minimax robust synthetic gene network design.

A modified Köhler theory with a single solute hygroscopicity parameter (κ-Köhler theory) has also been proposed (Petters and Kreidenweis 2007); the new parameter represents the CCN capability of dry particles with arbitrary mixtures and can be constrained easily with observational data.

However, these strategies and transactions easily move from being constrained choices to established, involuntary, and compulsory parts of the rural poor habitus (lifestyle, behavior, and worldview), ultimately maintaining or increasing the poor's conditions of poverty and dependence.

Knowledge can too easily become limited and constrained.