Thus another way of assessing constraint is to calculate Hansen and Houle's (2008) evolvability metric [ e] defined as e = β T G β | β | 2, (7 where β, G, and T are as defined above and || is the norm of the vector.
Some frequently used instruments to profile individuals and assess constraints can be found in the Additional file 1.
Our results suggest that farm type deflects land use from the regional mode, so it is important, in the implementation of environmental zoning, to assess constraints at the farm level.
This approach can help assess constraint status and acquire knowledge why some firms are chosen not to borrow even though these firms believe that they can qualify for a loan (Boucher et al. 2009).
This training approach not only enabled the learners to learn the Six Sigma knowledge, but also encouraged them to think of how to come up with a sound decision after assessing the constraints such as resource, time, and scope.
Maxent modeling is shown to be effective in assessing environmental constraints and terrace locations, providing a method that can be used by physical geographers and archaeologists for modeling human environment interactions in agrarian societies.
The type of institutional arrangements needed to execute the various business processes described above profiling and assessing the constraints facing beneficiaries, assessing market demand for nontradable goods and services, mapping subsectors and value chains, and offering various types of services is an important policy consideration.
As far as we know this is the first study that, in order to scale up child interventions, systematically assesses constraints, synergies and possible solutions to the implementation of exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months, antibiotics for pneumonia, and IMCI child interventions in selected communities of the Cusco region, Peru.
First, assess capacity constraints at headquarters.
In addition, respiration measurements were conducted to assess nutrient constraints at different fertilisation levels.
