Sentence examples for lower constraints from inspiring English sources

The m min and m max in the tree denote the upper and lower constraints of four lines' slopes respectively.

Equations (4) and (5) place upper and lower constraints on the size of the SP's resource pool, respectively.

where C is a pre-specified value, and ξ∗, ξ are slack variables representing upper and lower constraints on the outputs of the system.

Since the behavior of color between upper and lower constraints is similar to hue, here we define the color in the middle as the dominant color.

Based on a quadratic objective in addition to (hard) input constraints it features soft upper as well as lower constraints on the output and an input rate-of-change penalty term.

On the other hand, our results appear not to be broadly in line with those of Love and Mylenko (2003), who argued that whereas the presence of private registries is associated with a higher share of bank lending and lower constraints on finance, public registries do not have a significant effect on financing constraints.

By [[39], Proposition 5.6], if the functions f and g are fully convex and continuously differentiable and the lower constraint function g does not contain the upper-level decision maker variables and the lower-level value function φ is finite, the condition (4.4) is a sufficient condition for (4.17) holding at point ( x ∗, y ∗, z ∗ ).

Proteins relevant to the parasite's unique lifestyle also have lower constraint on their coding regions.

This lower constraint expanded the described HMGA2 binding sequences to 4,096 binding sites within the human genome.

Next, the ChIP-generated fragments were compared with sequences containing lower constraint as identified by the SELEX [12] study.

Overall, constraints on Plasmodium's protein coding regions confirm observations from other eukaryotes in that transcription factors are under relatively lower constraint.