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Indeed, constraining MFR intercepts to be equal reduced model fit, Δ χ(2) = 12.07, p = .002, ΔCFI = .016, so we allowed these to vary.

Low agricultural productivity, petty income-generating activities, many of them managing households single-handedly, and the added burden of MVC/OVC are indeed constraining, not only to the MM but also for guardians.

Social facts related to stability may indeed constrain feasibility without being limits on the possibility or realizability of an ideal as such; in the case of pluralism, for example, democratic political ideals other than liberalism might be possible.

In this study we ask if the movement of mRNAs within the myofibers is indeed constrained and address how the restricted mobility is brought about.

Our findings show that pathogens can indeed constrain niche-space filling of otherwise successful tropical plant species, providing unoccupied niche space for other species.

Gong et al. examined whether such interactions have indeed constrained evolution of the influenza virus.

These constraints are extremely important in reducing the search space for the values of the kinetic parameters of the model, and indeed constrain significantly the states that the system can adopt (Kell 2004; Palsson 2006).

Indeed, it constrains the diameter of the electrode-array for low-traumatic positioning in the scala timpani.

Serial passaging of ZIKV in the presence of ZAb_FLEP failed to generate viral escape mutants, suggesting that its epitope is indeed mutationally constrained.

It has previously been shown, based on HapMap SNP data, that vertebrate non-coding sequences are, indeed, selectively constrained [ 6].

Our results demonstrate that the mid-embryonic stage of the mouse is indeed highly constrained, supporting the existence of the phylotypic stage.