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The reconstruction technique employs a simulated annealing (SA) algorithm, which can be constrained by an arbitrary number of morphological descriptors.

The above two are end-members and contacts on an actual interface may change in a combined way, which can be constrained by laboratory experiments.

Hydrogel degradation over time often is desirable for cell culture applications to allow cellular processes, such as growth, proliferation, and migration, which can be constrained or hindered by a tightly crosslinked material.

This computation can also further inform experimental design by quantifying how the parameter estimates depend on the data and experimental protocols used, as well as the extent to which parameters can be constrained by observing particular sets of species.

SNSS in contrast cannot overfit coefficients, which are set to -1 and 1, so only the number of genes can be constrained.

Or can be constrained to do so.

These independent fluxes can be constrained using experimental data.

Figure 1 represents policy space as a balloon, which can be expanded, constrained or contracted by shifts in these factors and by peoples' actions.

In addition to components, OpenCOM offers the notion of Component Frameworks, which can be used to constrain patterns of how compatible components [6] should be composed together.

In addition, high-resolution 3D runs allow reproduction of observable quantities (such as infrasound signals) which can be useful for constraining eruption dynamics during real events.

We properly simplified the fault geometry and adopted fault parameters (Additional file 1: Table S3) from Hamling et al. (2017), which can be used to constrain the major deformation characteristics of the earthquake.