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The rotational diffusion therefore sets a constraint on the length scales over which we can expect to observe super-diffusive behavior.

This same issue of electric field bleedthrough prevents one from using sharp gradients and sets a constraint on the minimal focal distance that can be achieved.

Here, we assume that the karyotype sets a constraint for the observed variation in segregation and recombination, i.e. the karyotype is not itself selected for a given distribution of parasite-related genes.

In addition, the fact that H3.1/2 deposition on chromatin requires replication sets a constraint on the plausible properties of H3.3 histone, which could be formulated as a dilemma that emerges when considering two features of H3.3 deposition in BHL cells (Fig. 1c).

Excessive bed temperature is avoided by setting a constraint on the maximum reactor temperature.

In this section, the problem of minimizing the power transmitted by H-FMT when setting a constraint on the achievable rate is treated.

We set a constraint (mathrm {P_{r}}({I}_{text {PU}} > I_{text {th}})leq dot {mathrm {P}}_{text {C}}), where ({dot {mathrm {P}}_{mathrm {C}}}) denotes the CTP.

We set a constraint for the distribution of receptors, that the about at least 30% and at maximum 60% of receptors locate in the early endosome.

The extension of the method to variable shapes, for example by setting a constraint on the particle volume, or to a non uniform background, by computing it on sub-matrices of the original frame, can be easily obtained.

The signal intensity data generated were analyzed with Affymetrix Tiling Analysis Software (v. 1.1.02), using a 200-bp bandwidth as a smoothing parameter and setting a constraint of perfect match only.

We did so by setting a constraint on interventions modelling the ICD-transition imposing that the sum of the interventions must be zero, i.e. the total number of deaths is the same before and after the removing interventions.