Others want to bar the government from carrying out a number of its functions, for example by constraining its ability to regulate interstate commerce.
Selection may modulate gene sequence evolution in different ways, for example, by constraining potential changes of amino acid sequences (purifying or negative selection) or by favoring new and adaptive genetic variants (positive selection).
Considering the consequences of antagonistic co-adaptation in the evolution of parent-offspring interactions might change predictions of conflict resolution theory, which assumed independent segregation of offspring and parental strategies [3], by, for example, constraining the evolutionary success of selfish and costly offspring strategies [16], [19], [32].
Private universities, for example, are not constrained by the Constitution, but most choose to follow it anyway, because they recognize that the exchange of ideas -- no matter how wrongheaded or obnoxious -- is good for education.
In Spain, for example, one of the countries hit hardest by the crisis, the stability pact clearly constrains the government's scope for stimulus spending.
Some of the uncertainty in metazoan divergence times can be reduced, for example, by the addition of more sequence data, constraining local rate variation rate through the addition of more taxa.
To overcome this issue, many algorithms constrain the original NMF to obtain musically meaningful patterns, for example, by considering a parametric model.
Alternatively, one could conceivably constrain the search to a set of candidate (sparse) models by adding a BIC penalty for example.
