This significantly constrains the applicability of previously developed methods.
Differences in practice, the nature of health systems, scarce health care and research resources and other local and context specific conditions, further constrain the relevance and applicability of EBP in developing countries.
The high sound transmission loss (STL) metamaterials that have been suggested to-date commonly require the introduction of relatively heavy resonating or constraining components which limit the applicability of these solutions in typical noise control applications where it is desirable to minimize the treatment mass at a given STL.
However, noise present in the data and a requirement to generate as many perturbation responses as there are nodes in the network constrain the practical applicability of this method [ 14].
The development of industries is constrained by the town being linear and by the applicability of Coastal Regulation Zone CRZZ) regulations that prevent large-scale construction and industrial buildings.
As the porous structure of our medium mainly consists of pores (instead of cracks), we tested the applicability of the pore-emanated crack model to constrain compressive strength of porous lava [ Sammis and Ashby, 1986].
We present examples to show the applicability of our method to constrained 3D shape fitting for reverse engineering of CAD models and to high accuracy fitting with kinematic surfaces, which include surfaces of revolution (reconstructed from fragments of archeological pottery) and spiral surfaces, which are fitted to 3D measurement data of shells.
Moreover, we investigate the applicability of this approximate gradient technique to solve constrained optimization problems using the augmented Lagrangian method.
The estimation of evolutionary rates in a statistical framework relies on the applicability of a molecular clock where the substitution rate can be constrained to be constant over time, or vary across time and among lineages.
