The latter would imply a constraint mechanism on vessel sprouting, which would be allegedly overcome in the presence of strong pro-angiogenic signals.
Embodied cultural capital, possessed by an individual agent (e.g., talent, autodidact), implies a biological constraint as 'it declines and dies with its bearer' [4], p. 245].
Birgitta said that she would readily move out there all year around, but she did not want to drive in the countryside during winter because of the darkness, which implies a capacity constraint that prevents her from living where she wants.
The result implies a stronger constraint on the CNSs located in the UTRs for the lineage-specific CNSs observed.
Because the donor and recipient species of any transfer must have coexisted, each transfer implies a temporal constraint.
For a reversible Michaelis-Menten reaction, the Haldane relationship implies a linear constraint between the logarithms of the kinetic parameters of a reversible Michaelis-Menten reaction and [ 17].
Our sharply defined target zone implies a restrictive geometrical constraint on myosin head binding that is contradicted by the highly variable shape of strong binding cross-bridges, in particular their widely varying azimuthal lever arm orientations.
This implies a weak structural constraint acting on the control region, even lower than that acting on the 3rd codon position or even a positive selection for A+T.
Obviously, a more rigid bound peptide would imply a stronger constraint to the longitudinal and transversal fluctuations of the bound lipids in a peptide-bound leaflet, leading a more significant stress concentration to occur at the edge of the peptide-bound leaflet, and further making the peptide-bound leaflet be torn more easily away from the cellular membrane.
