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Their urge for reform is most often constrained by a dependence on international creditors.

There is concern that in the future the rapid expansion of aquaculture may be constrained by increasing dependence on low-value marine low value/trash fish and fish meal.

The paper focuses on (1) to (4), in order to understand how far these data constrain the form of the dependence on discharge and gradient.

Public expenditures are constrained by the government's dependence on indirect taxes, which are levied primarily on tourism and external trade.

Agricultural production is constrained by an almost total dependence on erratic winter snows and spring rains for water; irrigation is primitive.

There is concern that the rapid expansion of aquaculture may be constrained in the future by dependence on low value/trash fish and fish meal which are used as aquaculture feed ingredients (Tidwell and Allan, 2001 and New and Wijkström, 2002).

Dependence on established colleges constrained the development of emergency medicine in the UK, while an independent college in Australia/NZ promoted it.

Thus, the cloud phase determination in ICAS is constrained strongly by the cloud phase dependence on the CTTs, which guarantees that ice clouds that are too warm and liquid clouds that are too cold are not retrieved.

On the other hand, F0's dependence on testosterone (T) may constrain it as an honest signal.

In the present algorithm, the determination of the cloud thermodynamic phase is strongly constrained by a priori knowledge about cloud phase dependence on the CTTs.

Moreover, dependence on livestock rearing is increasingly constrained by population growth, which results in the occupation of grazing areas by human settlements (emergence of new villages) and urbanization (Tsegaye et al. 2013).