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In a numerical example, constraints relating to the maximal dynamic stresses and deflection as well as local buckling of plate elements are considered.

Therefore, it will prove helpful to also incorporate other types of constraints, for example constraints derived from TF-DNA binding experiments such as ChIP-chip [46] and ChIP-seq [47], [48].

Some example constraints include mass balance and metabolite uptake rates.

Efforts should be dedicated to tackle, for example, constraints to infrastructure that keep children from school.

Evolutionary constraints on rRNA molecules are well known, for example constraints resulting from secondary structure interactions.

Example constraints include that each sharing graph must contain at least one expressed gene and each shared fragment must belong to an expressed gene.

For example, constraint (28) is changed into ( lambda_{1k} s_{1k} = 0 ).

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Example constraint, data, and outputs of cleansing algorithms.

For this example, constraint (7) states that data generated at node-3 which is designated to flow on its first routing path transmitted by node-3 (the first hop of the path) can have only one receiver (i.e., there should be only one second hop node, which can be the base station or another node acting as a relay).

In some cases, functional neuroimaging studies have provided insights into mechanisms of treatment effects; for example, constraint-induced movement therapy of the upper extremity has been associated with an enlarged motor cortex map for the hand (Sawaki et al., 2008) as well as with bilateral increases in sensorimotor grey matter (Gauthier et al., 2008).

For example, if constraints are placed on secretion of the end-products, how do these constraints change when a genetic manipulation is made elsewhere in the metabolic network (e.g., at the thiolase enzyme)?