Sentence examples for minimum length constraint from inspiring English sources

where use is made of the relation for the unique xx-footprint that follows the eij-transition given our minimum length constraint.

The constraint to have no more than a single "nonself" transition in a footprint is equivalent to a minimum length constraint on exons, introns, and "junk".

In the model without the minimum length constraint, we still have the fundamental set of 33 dimers, beyond that, however, the larger footprints can have arbitrary numbers of state toggles.

Given their large overlap dependence, this notation and formalism directly generalizes to the same cases no matter the size of the footprint (due to the single major-transition in or between footprints constraint that is provided by a minimum length constraint).

That is, C is a series of regions of the form a 1, b 1, ⋯ a k, b k (1 ≤ a 1 < b 1 < a 2 < b 2 ⋯ < a k < b k ≤ n ) such that 1. a t + m1 - 1 ≤ b t for t = 1,..., k (the minimum length constraint on regions), 2. b t -1+ m0 < a t for t = 2,..., k (the minimum length constraint on intervals between regions), and 3. a1 = 1 or a1 > m0 (the first region start at position 1 or at position larger than m0).

If no candidates passed the Primer3 criteria, then regions passing the target-specificity (e.g. family specific) and minimum length constraints were allowed.

(2) Minimum distance constraint.

Apart from this, the sectors are required to meet the convexity constraint, connectivity constraint, minimum distance constraint, and minimum sector crossing time constraint [1, 2].

After relaxing the microsatellite length constraint to a minimum of 20 bp, the overall number of SSRs in the unigenes increased to around 5%.

Conventional topology optimization problems can be augmented with the proposed constraints to achieve minimum length scale on the final design.

They also consider electrophoresis distance constraints that require two amplicons to have some minimum length difference so that they can be distinguished after being processed through an electrophoresis gel.