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Cloning Neanderthals carries with it not only the ethical aspects of cloning an extinct species, but is also constrained by one major difference: Neanderthals are closely related to humans (see Figure 3) and the biggest special consideration in evaluating the motivations and ethicality of cloning Neanderthals is whether they may merit human rights.
They confront not only the prejudice and inequities encountered by many persons with disabilities, but are also constrained by traditional gender roles and barriers.
Health systems and their policies are complex social phenomena that are not only shaped by human action, rather than naturally occurring [ 57], but are also constrained by historical, social, and institutional arrangements.
Health care purchasers (in the NHS, surgeons and clinical or finance managers) are motivated by a desire to buy the most effective prostheses for patients but are also constrained by health budgets, meaning they increasingly demand greater 'value for money' from the prostheses.
But clearly the inquiry is also constrained by features of the universe that are actually observed, and this gives rise, secondly, to questions about the good purposes that are being served by these features (for example, the motions of the heavenly bodies, the psychophysical constitutions of human beings, etc)., and how the features in question accomplish those purposes.
The family of homographies is also constrained to be embedded in a three-dimensional linear subspace to improve numerical consistency.
But banks' deposits at the PBOC are already much larger than the required ratio, so an increase does little to constrain their ability to lend.China's monetary policy is also constrained by its rigid exchange-rate regime.
