Sentence examples for under greater constraint from inspiring English sources

A lifelong student of mysticism, my mentor John Yungblut wrote in Discovering God Within: "The mystic is under greater constraint than others.

Comparison of d N / d S across all genes shows no clear trend, with some genes under greater constraint in Epifagus than in C. obtusiflora and others more conserved in Cuscuta (fig. 8).

In metabolic networks, the relationship is more tenuous; one assumes that central reactions are required for proper function of the metabolic network and hence enzymes catalyzing such reactions will be under greater constraint.

That said, it is important to remember that "Wadjda" is made by a first-time feature director working under great constraints in a country where movie theaters are illegal.

However, a theoretical study suggests that low but nonzero pleiotropy should maximize evolvability (i.e. nonzero due to a balance between the reduction of mutational variances under low pleiotropy and greater constraint under high pleiotropy) (Hansen 2003).

Roger Cressey, the former chief of staff to President Bush's Critical Infrastructure Protection Board and a former director for transnational threats at the National Security Council under President Bill Clinton, agrees, noting that America is being forced to fight modern wars under far greater constraints than ever before.

These data suggest that 5'NCR sequences may be under greater selective constraint, and it is known that this region contains RNA structure elements that are critical for viral replication and translation [32].

First, because EST-SSRs are located within exons they are likely to be under greater functional constraint than intergenic microsatellites.

Equivalent data from other ecological settings are lacking and, under greater ecological constraint, heritability might well be lower.

Presumably one of the derived chromosomes in each grouping (presumptive Dr8 and Dr14, respectively) were under greater evolutionary constraint, which limited (or selected against) exchanges within these blocks.

Another possibility is that genes targeted by DNA methylation may be under greater functional constraint, as a class, than unmethylated genes.