Sentence examples for relaxed constraints from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the large subunit evolved faster due to permanently relaxed constraints since positive selection and sporadic episodes of relaxed constraints cannot account for the different rates of evolution between the large and the small subunit.

Boddy, A. et al. Comparative analysis of encephalization in mammals reveals relaxed constraints on anthropoid primate and cetacean brain scaling.

With our approach one can define "relaxed" constraints that only hold at certain times or under certain conditions.

On the basis of experiments and calculations it has been found that the Taylor relaxed constraints model describes the present material more consistently with respect to experimental findings than the Taylor full constraints model.

As compared to semiconductor devices, bit patterned media requires higher resolution with slightly relaxed constraints on defect rate.

The algorithm re-computes the initial thresholds based on data of the first computed node correspondences, and then iterates the approach with stepwise relaxed constraints.

Finally, significant LRT comparing MA0 to M1a indicates relaxed constraints [ 58].

A molecular fingerprint that varies among clades suggests relaxed constraints on the evolution of that cell type.

These genes may well have had relaxed constraints, not seriously affecting parasite survival during the asexual blood stage.

Exchanges in amino acid specificity of these tRNAs by a single nucleotide mutation in the anticodon or relaxed constraints related to the anticodon specificity could explain this observation.

In general, the turnover of amino acid repetitive regions is very high [ 5, 19, 31- 33], suggesting that they often evolve under very relaxed constraints.