Otherwise, social health insurance, designed to reduce financial barriers, was particularly problematic, constraining quality and access within and outside facilities.
We found that the teacher's limited subject matter and pedagogical content knowledge constrained the quality of historical instruction.
The management model determines the spatial and temporal distribution of fertilizer application rates that maximizes net benefits in agriculture constrained by quality requirements in groundwater at various control sites.
"The only obstacle is the scale of these programs, and they are constrained by quality, size and color of the things they get".
The absence of nurses' voices constrains the quality and quantity of human resources for TB control and care [ 17].
In scaling back her sound for the Wolf's softer phases, her voice sometimes had a constrained, nasal, shaky quality.
But neither has been able to make a big breakthrough into equity underwriting, the investment-banking business that separates the best from the rest.The curse of historyJ.P. Morgan's share underwriting activities were profitable for the first time in 1999, but have been constrained by the quality of its clients, which is too high.
But growth in any higher-value-added work will be constrained by the quality of schools and universities.The formula for business success in Bulgaria seems to be to specialise, produce for export and stay small enough to avoid upsetting powerful interests.
Recent advances, such as new concepts in rate-distortion modelling and quality constrained control, are presented.
A water quality constrained PMA identification framework was thereby proposed in this study, based on the simulation-optimization approach with ideal load reduction (ILR-SO).
The pipeline has a single origin and single destination and transports oil products and its batch sequencing is constrained by product quality.
