Sentence examples for constraint settings from inspiring English sources

The developed approach is applied to a reverse osmosis desalination plant with different constraint settings on the control signals.

Treatment options need to be modified based on local needs and resource constraint settings such as the use of intravitreal ganciclovir.

Rationale of current study was to evaluate two different dressing methods, chlorhexidine soaked gauze dressing and standard transparent polyurethane dressing in order to devise local guidelines for better infection control measures in our resource constraint settings.

However, treatment options need to be balanced in resource constraint settings.

Many resource constraint settings introduced DSF to enhance skilled birth attendance with the intermediation of community health workers [ 4].

Weakened constraint settings (S1, S2 and S3 = 0.51) were used to preserve structural information as described by Letsch and Kjer [ 98].

Briefly, the tool generates a list of taxa, in accordance with the specified constraints (Scope settings and General settings), and a list of structural fragments that will be included in the analysis, in accordance with the specified constraints (General settings and Fragment pool settings).

However, in resource-constraint settings, identifying and training more experienced volunteers for CHW's supervision will be a challenge.

Box 3 Evidence to diagnose pulmonary hypertension in resource-constraint settings Symptoms: shortness of breath, fatigue, cough, chest pain, palpitations.

A multinational multicentre registry-type cohort study was established and tailored to resource-constraint settings to describe disease presentation, disease severity and aetiologies of PH, comorbidities, diagnostic and therapeutic management, and the natural course of PH in Africa.

Wealth and education have been reported to be positively correlated with unsafe sexual behaviour in Cameroon [ 16] Voluntary HIV counseling and testing in the delivery room is a challenging task especially in resource-constraint settings because insufficient number of trained staff, and inadequate resources [ 17].