Sentence examples for imposed by underlying from inspiring English sources
Thus, the Linville Gorge fire appears to have generally reinforced the ecological constraints imposed by underlying environmental gradients.
Indeed, for many, bacterial species are constructs of the human mind, arising from our desire to impose order on the bacterial kingdom [ 6, 7], rather than natural subdivisions imposed by underlying genetic processes, and a central question is not so much how species should best be assigned, but whether such entities exist and can be delineated.
Beneath this layer of fees are those imposed by each underlying fund, typically a 1percentt management fee and a 20percentt commission on profits.
Due to combinatorial restrictions imposed by the underlying graph topology, the winner determination problem can be solved in polynomial time, in contrast to computationally-intractable combinatorial auctions which cannot be solved this way.
It has the unique capability of incorporating constraints imposed by the underlying pharmacology/pathophysiology and offers a rich body of behaviors for modeling the relationship between drug dose and the time course of drug disposition and effect.
Within identified proteins, some showed asymmetric expression related to the mechanisms underlying TLE imposed by pilocarpine.
The numerous constraints imposed by the environment and/or the underlying target architecture of mixed systems (containing hardware and software parts) make these two problems hard to solve.
In this case, strict constraints on thermal budget for growth and processing of the epilayer are imposed by the compatibility with the underlying IC.
Patch boundaries correspond to the gradients imposed by the multivariate behavior of the underlying indicators.
In this paper, the underlying design requirements imposed by the envisaged power exhaust goal and the prominent material-design interface issues are discussed.
The here reported strong correlation between size and functional variability among yeast proteins probably reflects the underlying size requirements imposed by different structure motifs.
