Let R r (n 1,…,n k,f) be the number of ranked trees resolving a constraint tree defined by the tuple (n 1,…,n k,f).
We say that a ranked X‐tree T 1 = (T 1, h 1 ) resolves a constraint X‐tree T 2 = (T 2, h 2 ) if there is an isomorphic embedding of T 2 into T 1, i.e., there is an injective mapping f:V 2 →V 1 such that ● ϕ 1 (x)=f(ϕ 2 (x)) for each x∈X, ● v ≤ T 2 u iff f (v ) ≤ T 1 f (u ) for each u,v∈V 2, and ● h 2 (v ≤h 2 (u) implies h 1 (f v))≤h 1 (f u)) for each u, v ∈ V 2 ∘.
It is possible that the high concentration of mate constraints, or the combination of mate distances, enabled CABOG to resolve a single-scaffold assembly.
We wish to calculate the number of ranked trees that resolve a given constraint tree T = (T, ϕ, h ).
Line 24 names the SAaaS agents, which needs to be contacted to resolve this constraint.
First, as our gold standard is from an older version of GO, we did GO version mapping and had to resolve inheritance constraint violations.
Does selection on individuals improve a system's ability to resolve these constraints?
The document will: (1) review the progress so far achieved and the constraints which limit this progress; (2) propose a number of actions to resolve these constraints; (3) highlight the importance of strong national ownership of the Programme and the usefulness of the South-South cooperation.
External actors can play a useful role in helping governments resolve governance constraints, if they take their steer from – and answer to – local actors, rather than pursuing a pre-established policy agenda.
