> -wrap-foot> The ABL1-BCR fusion was predicted in six cell lines shown in Figure 3, but there are only two subgroups with three and two members reported (Table 2) because the cell line KCL-22 is discarded owing to the constraint that the distance between two fusions of one group has to be at most 40% of the median sequence length.
(These assumptions are convenient and critical for technical reasons, but not entirely innocent. Festa 1999 and Kuipers 2000, 44 ff., discuss some limiting cases that are left aside here owing to these constraints).
However, users often suffer from issues such as cognitive overload and inconvenient interactions when operating MAR browsers on smart glasses owing to the constraints of the screen resolution and size.
Left to themselves, they may be evenly matched, or the patrigenes may have some advantage owing to the constraints factor just discussed.
However, the deformations and strains under indentation tests are quite different from those beneath a denture saddle owing to the constraints of deformation of nearly incompressible soft tissue.
A cubic spline is a piecewise polynomial that is visually smooth owing to the constraints at the join points, or knots (Durrleman and Simon, 1989).
Still, owing to the constraints in the gene annotation in the regions selected, availability of interaction data and that of ascertainment bias there is a possibility that a few plausible disease candidates would have missed out during the screening process.
Often, owing to time constraints, this can lead to antibiotic prescribing 'over the phone', which one GP referred to as prescribing for 'doctor reasons rather than patient reasons or bacteriological reasons' (GP6).
We note that owing to experimental constraints, this estimate of genetic load is applicable only to the main experiment and does not necessarily reflect genetic load within natural populations.
In practice, owing to time constraint, it is not feasible to test all the X miRNAs and determine h.
