Sentence examples for the medium constraints from inspiring English sources

Importantly, because our method is an adaptation of FBA, our model generates predictions of metabolite production or secretion at a quasi-steady-state that is defined by both the medium constraints placed on the model and the gene expression data from a particular time point.

As our instrumentation has become more sensitive and better suited to measuring the pulses from these objects, they've given us new tests of general relativity, fantastic probes of the interstellar medium, constraints on the physics of ultra-dense matter, new windows into binary and stellar evolution, and the promise of a direct detection of gravitational waves.

Condition-specific reaction bounds are calculated by multiplying this normalized expression level value by a set of baseline flux bounds determined using flux variability analysis (FVA) after the application of experiment-specific medium constraints, following the approach described Brandes et al. [ 68] using a computationally-efficient implementation [ 112].

He instantly took a liking to the new digital medium, and now is able to paint about 50 pieces a year – a dramatic increase from what he was limited to by time and medium constraints before the iPad Pro came out.

Three-hundred of these are neither produced nor consumed in our model, likely due to medium constraints placed on the model.

Both models start by dividing the problem into one of the link constraints (i.e., usage of links by streams) and medium constraints (i.e., usage of the medium by links).

Totally, 187 1H-1H distance constraints were obtained, including 101 intraresidue constraints, 45 sequential constraints and 29 medium constraints, 12 long range constraints.

FASTCC was run to remove reactions that are not able to carry a flux due to these additional medium constraints (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

The medium-resource constraints for the collision-domain model are then: ∑ i : l i in u C ( l i ) ≤ B ( u ).

We can thus define the medium-resource constraints of the clique model as: ∑ i : i in clique u C ( l i ) ≤ B ( u ).

By introducing a Markov chain model for the medium-access constraint and modeling the packet dropout as a Bernoulli process, we derive a new model and stability conditions for the NCSs, which are given in terms of the transition probabilities of the Markov chain and different packet reception rates.