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The measurement procedure is hence constrained to be strictly contact-free.

In oceanic plankton, encounter rates between putative partners can be therefore constrained by their low concentrations, hence making the horizontal transmission a risky step in the symbiotic interaction.

The analysis of application for software development is usually guided and, hence, constrained by concepts and constructs of structured and object-oriented programming languages.

The application of the proposed approach based on synchronized-TSP formulation (hence, constrained discrete optimization) is illustrated on simulated data and real data on maize.

However, microbial opsins are functionally distinct from neuronal signaling proteins (e.g., neurotransmitter receptors for synaptic transmission) and hence are constrained to decode neural circuits at the cellular level.

Patterns are disrupted; life is constrained.

Luckily, researchers aren't so constrained.

The articles discussed are not necessarily relevant to clinical practice hence there is often constrained enthusiasm for ongoing attendance.

Hence, constraining ΔF A will result in underestimating ΔFIBD.

Tephra distribution was unknown; hence tephra volume is not constrained, but probably is on the order of 104 m3 based on a comparison to tephra data our group obtained for similar-scale vulcanian explosions during February to March 2011 (Unpublished data of Earthquake Research Institute).

However, this cannot be done because she always mimics the choice of (s^{b}_{2}), and hence the planner is constrained to reduce the tax that charges (s^{g}_{2}) to avoid harming (s^{b}_{2}), who is eventually forced to pay a positive tax.