Sentence examples for the relative constraints from inspiring English sources

The histograms in Figure 3 merely provide a qualitative measure of the relative constraints, and thus cannot be described quantitatively.

The transition rate might be better modeled by the relative constraints between the two, using, for instance, the Halperin Bruno model (Halpern and Bruno, 1998).

Crystallinity has a marked influence on the glass relaxation characteristics owing to the relative constraint imposed on the amorphous phase by the crystallites.

The presence of crystallinity had a marked influence on the glass-rubber relaxation characteristics of PEEK owing to the relative constraint imposed on the amorphous-phase motions by the crystallites.

This retained the potential to realise genetic gain while reducing the relative constraint on average relationship.

Not only did this limit the potential to realise genetic gain, it increased the relative constraint on average relationship.

The regression coefficient of GC12 to GC3 of mtDNA is 0.244 ± 0.074, indicating the relative neutrality is 24.40 % while the relative constraint is 75.60 % for GC3.

Second, the relative constraint of each penalty on average relationship changed as the ratio of the two variations changed over time.

Decreasing the variation in breeding values faster than the variation in additive-genetic relationships increased the relative constraint on average relationship, while decreasing the variation in additive-genetic relationships faster than the variation in breeding values reduced the constraint.

The correlation coefficient showed that the relative neutrality is 92.6 % or that the relative constraint of GC3S (100%% neutrality or 0%% constraint) is only 7.4%%, thereby showing that mutation pressure is dominant over natural selection in shaping codon usage bias of MARV.

In order to stabilize the solution, relative constraints are applied for the piece-wise linear functions as pseudo-observations.