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For this purpose, we naturally turn to graphical modeling over time-series data to determine conditional dependencies between the temporal variables, and obtain insight and constraints on the causal relationship between the time series.

This paper, based on interviews with a selection of stakeholders, provides insights into opportunities and constraints for biogas to contribute to both domains.

This design approach suggested an integrated system based primarily on locally available resources and allowed greater insight into the drivers and constraints on local resource use.

Although the above studies emphasize the relevance of coevolution between interacting proteins, they do not provide much insight into the forces and constraints shaping such coevolution.

Elucidating underlying genomic and molecular differences between sex-biased and unbiased genes can give insight into the functionality and constraints for these expression classes, and ultimately help us understand the forces that produce their unique evolutionary properties.

This exploratory study has provided us with some insights into the limits and constraints that apply to the use of photographs as a source of route guidance information for drivers.

Such an approach will provide insights into evolutionary paths and constraints that shape the evolution of modern networks.

The strain-to-strain variability of this putative bacteriocin family presents an opportunity to study patterns of sequence difference for insights into evolutionary pressures and constraints.

Perceptions of the field personnel who are actually involved in program execution render an invaluable insight into constraints, and guide policy makers to institute practical interventions.

The present work was aimed at obtaining some insight into the molecular mechanisms and constraints underlying the dynamics of complex regulatory networks, thereby quantifying the notion of their evolvability.

A full investigation into the mechanisms of evolution of type II venom phenotypes in rattlesnakes, including determination of whether they represent paedomorphic traits, could provide insight into the repeatability of and constraints on large-scale phenotypic evolution.