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This constraints the ability to model shear and, in addition, anisotropic effects are excluded.
An advantage of this method is its flexibility to defined design constraints and ability to mix both manual design decisions and automatic optimization methods.
The fitted equations specific to strain and material permit a broad range of end-users with varying requirements and constraints the ability to predict the success of hot, humid air treatments on specific materials based on achievable temperature and relative humidity conditions and permissible decontamination times.
Barriers to FP included lack of access to infertility specialist, time constraints affecting ability to discuss fertility issues, ability of patients to afford FP and insurance coverage for FP (Table 2).
A second stage sample size of 28 calves per sub-location was chosen at random to achieve the desired minimum sample size of 500 calves (based on logistical constraints and ability to detect a minimum relative risk of 3 with 80% power) and to allow for some losses (Table 2).
Unfortunately, resource constraints limited our ability to measure CRH and logistical constraints in the field limited our ability to highly control the timing and sampling protocols for salivary cortisol.
It imposes legal constraints on companies' ability to override the interests of minority shareholders.
But there are real constraints on their ability to boost RoE.
Indeed, the DOJ has adopted its own binding regulations that impose constraints on its ability to obtain the phone records of journalists.
An absence of further liberalization promises to jeopardize India's international clout, while providing real constraints on its ability to acquire the tools required of a great power.
Governors of both parties want the administration to remove the "burdensome constraints" on states' ability to change Medicaid eligibility rules, Mr. Barbour said.
