Given that there is a ceiling on how many responses are available, the range of scores on the recognition trials is more constrained than that on the recall trials, and the spread of scores is constrained by this ceiling, generating a negative skew.
Thus in our data, men's scores may have been constrained by a ceiling effect on particular item responses.
black Secret Service agents will not be constrained by the glass ceiling that held back so many for so long," Klar said.
But the Treasury itself is constrained by the debt ceiling set by Congress, and an independent central bank should not rely on the fiscal authority for one of its tools.A better solution would be for the Fed to issue its own bills, as other central banks do.
There is nothing stopping Congress from passing and the President from signing a law that clearly lays out how the government should operate when constrained by the debt ceiling.
They are thus not constrained by the spending ceilings of the campaign finance system that restrict Mr. Edwards, of North Carolina, who is using public money.
Fiscal policy is supposedly constrained by the stability pact, which sets a ceiling on budget deficits of 3% of GDP.
Benefits may not occur for several reasons, such as: an existing process is simply replicated, changes are not evidence-based, end-users chose not to incorporate the features, they are constrained by capacity, good practice was already present (i.e. a ceiling effect is reached for the indicators), or the duration of evaluation is not sufficient to see changes.
A possible explanation is that there might be a ceiling effect in that brain stimulation cannot make someone more left hemisphere dominant, more constrained by mental set, than they already are.
But he was constrained by two things.
