Sentence examples for highest constraints from inspiring English sources

We choose to improve the model 1 because both two links proposed by the program to lower most the Χ value are respectively the one between HAD8-D4 item and factor 2 and that between HAD7-A4 item and factor 1. This last analysis shows an X (74) value of 6372.5 (p < .001), a RMSEA equal to.06 and an AGFI of.96, which almost meets the highest constraints [ 49, 51].

Thus, given that the highest constraint takes place during middle embryogenesis, a developmental hourglass model likely reflects Drosophila embryonic evolution (Raff 1986).

Genes that are under the highest constraint will have negative log2 Vg/Vm) ratios reflecting that expression variation is being removed by purifying selection.

When welding block joints, high constraints occur due to the ship structure which are assumed to result in accordingly high residual stresses.

Conventionally, all auxiliaries present in a heavy-duty vehicle (e.g., power-steering pump, air-conditioning compressor) are engine-driven systems, which put high constraints on their performance.

Subsea electrical installations set high constraints on the control and data acquisition systems used, and traditional GSM networks and GPS time synchronization are difficult and inefficient.

From this fact it follows that multi-target drugs are not subject to the high constraints for high-affinity binding and, furthermore, allow for targeting a greater number of proteins [8].

Without the requisition of high-affinity binding, the process of multi-target drug design is not subject to the same high constraints as single-target drug design and therefore a higher amount of proteins can be targeted [13].

Such extension could also be applied to metagenome data, taking into account higher constraints.

Compared with power-law, the logarithmic function implies higher constraints on sequence length for the most highly expressed genes.

Results reveal that the Contemplation group perceive significantly higher constraints from nursing-related (t = −2.514, p = 0.012) and intrapersonal leisure constraints (t = −2.324, p = 0.021).