As health care resources become constrained, the importance of evaluating the economic viability of different treatment options is increasing [ 3].
This result supports the hypothesis that sensory information constrains the importance of the inverted pendulum variables for the postural sway.
The hypothesis of this study is that sensory information constrains the importance of the inverted pendulum variables for the postural control.
The high weight of the 'Fault factor' (based on location in/outside mountain range, fault type and length) is strongly constrained by its importance highlighted by the Wenchuan event.
For instance, enlarging the set of species for which habitat areas are calculated would most probably increase the efficiency of silvicultural systems which allow both even-aged and uneven-aged management, especially if the weights of the outputs are constrained to reflect the importance of outputs.
We also compared the concentration and fractional abundances of brGDGTs in SPM and settling particles with those of catchment soils, river sediments, and lake surface sediments to constrain the relative importance of brGDGTs derived from the landscape versus brGDGTs produced within the lake itself.
In order that highly under-represented cases were not given excessive importance, weights were constrained to have a value of no more than five.
Our randomization procedure is based on the notion of mass equivalence classes for compounds and can be used to estimate the significance of a given topological property with respect to its importance in chemically constrained biological systems.
Despite its importance, sweetpotato breeding is constrained by the complexity of the genetics of this hexaploid crop and by the lack of genomic resources.
It is thus of the utmost importance that the next Justice be constrained by the Constitution--and engaged in enforcing it.
Despite the agricultural importance of pea, pea breeding is constrained by a large genome size (∼4300 Mb), lack of genomic resources, and rich repetitive DNA (estimated at 75 97% of the pea genome) (Macas et al., 2007).
