The new government will see clearly, during the first days of its tenure, how these constraints may affect its "battle" strategy with Greece's European partners.
The second hypothesis invokes Hill-Robertson interference [ 22], which considers the reduction in selective efficacy due to linkage among sites: weakly or strongly selected sites that evolve adaptively or under constraints may affect evolutionary dynamics of linked sites.
Many mating preferences are innate [ 1]; still, various extrinsic factors (ecological constraints) may affect individual mating decisions [ 8- 10], such as altered possibilities for mate quality assessment due to increased costs of mate searching [ 11, 12].
Terrorism thus assumes a transcendental dimension, and its perpetrators are consequently unconstrained by the political, moral, or practical constraints that may affect other terrorists".
Smaller portfolios may be limited by stock board lot constraints, which may affect the portfolio manager's ability to accurately buy or sell to certain percentage weightings.
One of the constraints that may affect both the fisheries and the aquaculture is competition for marine areas from other activities.
Interestingly some regions evolve rapidly only in a given species due to a lineage-specific change in constraints which may affect phenotype [ 4, 5].
Different hospitals may have different priorities or constraints that may affect any of these variables, but we believe the metrics should make evident the tradeoff between detection of physiological deterioration and the practice constraints.
To investigate which factors may affect the differences in selective constraint among loci in the species, the d S and d N estimates for the whole tree (i.e., the sum of the estimates from all three branches estimated in codeml, discussed earlier) were used to calculate d N/d S for each of the contigs.
Potential constraints and factors that may affect productivity and earnings can be classified in two groups: individual and environmental (Table 1).
