On the other hand, immigrants would in general be maladapted to the local environment and resultant gene flow with the reintroduced population as it grows might constrain the effects of ongoing selection (Fig. 2E; Gomulkiewicz and Holt 1995; Kinnison and Hairston 2007).
There were some limits in the study, which might constrain its generalizability.
However, it was only 3.6%% in the X chromosomes in the female samples, which suggests that the inactive Barr-body configuration of one of the X-chromosomes [ 27] might constrain its participation in interhomolog recombination and LOH production relative to other chromosomes.
Still, the SEC might constrain a merger, for fear that it would overly fragment the share-trading system, says Mr Steil.Whatever happens to SuperMontage, the profitability of market-making in Nasdaq shares is heading inexorably lower.
It is intriguing to speculate whether similar forms of epistasis might constrain the evolution of other proteins.
It has been suggested, based on near field microscopic imaging, that the actin cytoskeleton might constrain the fusion pore, through depolymerization and rearrangement of actin filaments during exocytosis.
In their absence, body-mounted cameras might constrain police behaviour.Efforts should also be made to increase voter turnout.
So I suggested this one set of reactions that might constrain their decomposition, and then, in the lab, we did an experiment, which worked the first time we tried it.
Instead of reforming intellectual property, attention is increasingly turning to other legal devices that might constrain the negative effects of the way in which power based on intellectual property rights is exercised.
However, she warns: "But that might put them in a more vulnerable position as higher levels of debt along with higher interest costs might constrain their ability to repay the debt and reduce their available cashflow".
