1 - very high constraint to 5 - very low constraint.
In line with the notion that regulatory proteins are more diverged between species, the CCCH zinc fingers, which are important post-transcriptional regulators in Plasmodium species, also had low constraint.
High constraint means the actor's egonet (the ties of that actor alone) has few nonredundant contacts, while low constraint has many.
The comparison between experimental and predicted R-curves shows that T-stress can be effectively used to obtain constraint-modified R-curves of this type of steel, that could be used for toughness prediction under low-constraint conditions.
A marginally significant main effect of constraint level was found, F 1, 182) = 3.2, p =.07, partial η =.017, due to a trend toward higher semantic distance values for verb responses to low-constraint nouns, as compared with high-constraint nouns.
A main effect of constraint level was also found, F 1, 174) = 8.3, p <.01, partial η =.045, with longer RTs for the high-constraint than for the low-constraint condition.
Under these circumstances, the cost of provisioning the infrastructure might become an insignificant constraint; low latency between resources might be the dominant constraint rather than geographical separation.
Joint angles are constraint between 0 and 360°.
However, the SNR-metric is not always suitable in cognitive radio systems due to the mutual interference between PU and SU, especially with low interference constraint prescribed by PU.
In general, spacer sequences are more diverse than rDNA sequences because of a low functional constraint.
