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In addition, L X = 0 is imposed to fill the last degree of freedom in the minimum variance method (this method constrains five components out of the total six components of L and M), and the average V N is assumed to be zero for the primary ring ions (Yamauchi et al., 2011).

This method constrains the particulate air pollution mortality concentration-response function to be biologically plausible--that is, a non-decreasing function of the particulate air pollution concentration.

This method constrains the magnitude of the model parameters (and shrinks some parameters to zero, thereby eliminating them) to prevent problems commonly associated with the overfitting of models.

Although their objective was slightly different, the method constrained exogenous genetic contributions and reduced the probability of identity by descent in the offspring to comparable levels.

The second method constrains the derivatives of the model to fit to the derivatives of a prior model previously estimated on the simulation data.

As discussed in Section 1 our method constrains the image formation problem and reduces the number of unknowns when compared to a traditional pixel-based approach.

Their method constrains the trees on either side of each breakpoint to differ by a single recombinant node, whereas our MDL criterion does not restrict the neighboring fragment topologies in any way.

Therefore, we can call this method model constrained BPI.

Similarly the size of insertions we could expect to detect with this method was constrained to ∼358 bp.

However the success of this method is constrained by strong background signal from the amplified wild-type (wt) EGFR allele, requiring a minimum acceptable tumour cell content of 50%% and high quality DNA, thus affecting its practical usefulness in NSCLC clinics [ 3, 4].

In spectral unmixing, abundance estimation generally adopts a least squares method (constrained or unconstrained).