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The data have been used to retrieve the dust optical thickness τ, single scattering albedo w and asymmetry factor g. The fitting of the spectra by a radiative transfer code has revealed a set of solutions which could be constrained by Mie modeling of the parameters τ, w, and g for a gamma particle size distribution.

Detailed resolution of the pattern of transformations within individual clades of Agaricomycetes will require ASR analyses, which could be constrained according to the results of the present study.

The motor-dependent mechanism proposed here might therefore explain the slow pace of axon regeneration in adult neurons, which could be constrained in their growth rates by an intrinsic length-sensing mechanism evolved for the embryonic scale.

For example, we can construct a rough interpolation (e.g., linear interpolation) of the solution hyperplane using k ∗s from the first ensemble, and sample the next set from the estimated solution hyperplane, which could be constrained by the user-specified parameter ranges if necessary.

The same phylogeny was also used to determine which nodes could be constrained.

One young software developer, new on the job, said that he thought $200,000 a year would be the level at which no conceivable choice could be constrained.

Three tRNA groups were evident: type II tRNA isoacceptors which were basal in the trees and could be constrained by few additional steps (low S), type I tRNA isoacceptors that were more derived and had larger S, and a derived group of three type I tRNAs (tRNAAsn, tRNAMet, and tRNAArg) with the largest S values.

For many universities, any plans for expansion could be constrained by the Tef, which seeks to rate every university on a combination of metrics from student satisfaction surveys, employment destination and degree completion data.

However, the retrocopies could be affected by natural selection associated with the host genes in which the retrocopies are inserted, or the retrocopies could be constrained by natural selection after the acquisition of exons/new regulatory elements (Fig.  3).

They therefore performed a sensitivity analysis to understand which reactions had the largest effect on the experimental results and how well these reactions could be constrained.

The only way he could be constrained was by living apart.