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Here we present CHOYCE, a web-based tool designed to perform homology modelling constrained by cryoEM density fitting, which enables the selection of improved models of assembly components.

We argue optimization modelling constrained by global targets but not informed by data on feasibility, while a relevant conceptual tool, is less operationally applicable in low capacity and high uncertainty settings.

Le Brocq, A. M. et al. Reconstructing the Last Glacial Maximum ice sheet in the Weddell Sea embayment, Antarctica, using numerical modelling constrained by field evidence.

The effective amygdala connectivity was studied in a recent meta-analysis of human fMRI data using structural equation modeling constrained by known anatomical connectivity in the macaque [51].

The DMS oxidation mechanism is quantitatively assessed using a one-dimensional column model constrained by high-frequency aircraft measurements from the First Aerosol Characterization Experiment (ACE-1).

A bi-level programming model, constrained by investment budget, is developed to minimize the total impedance of transportation network.

From this perspective, the establishment of a geological model constrained by a proper sequence-stratigraphic framework provided insights to develop new play concepts and better assess reservoir heterogeneities.

In theory, predictions provided by computer simulations using calibrated models constrained by geological boundaries provide answers to support management decisions, and geostatistical methods quantify safety margins.

The MT model and revised gravity model, constrained by MT, show a southward dipping low resistive zone (<100 Ω-m) and a high density region at a depth range of 15 45 km beneath the Chennimalai dome within the PCSZ.

The forward model, constrained by lower and upper ages of syn-orogenic deposits, traces the advance of the Outer Carpathian accretionary wedge and proves kinematic admissibility of the balanced and restored cross-sections.

Computer models constrained by neurobiological data can help reveal how networks of neurons subserve perception and behavior bow their physical interactions can yield global results in perception and behavior, and how their physical properties are used to code information and compute solutions.