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In this paper we analyze the performances of FT-COMAR 2.0, a modified version of FT-COMAR 1.0 where reconstructed structures satisfy known protein constraints (available on the web [ 15]).

In order to easily enforce suitable constraints that are available on the source spectra the problem is also transformed from the space domain to the Fourier domain.

They noted (page 162) that "long-term evolution proceeds by an infinite sequence of transitions from one fixed set of genotypes to another fixed set of genotypes, with each of these sets subject to short-term evolution…" Optima are often not accessible in the short-term due to constraints on available variation.

Recent prohibitions on collecting stones from nearby rivers had decreased local income and in the month before the outbreak most of their poultry died from disease which put additional constraints on available food resources.

In the Special Care Unit (SCU) of Mulago Hospital in Kampala, the high prevalence of LBW infants poses constraints on available resources.

The problem is similar to that addressed analytically by [ 9], except that in our case, constraints on available semen doses had to be accounted for.

5 A more pragmatic view of health is that of just health, which entails meeting health needs fairly via consensus-building among stakeholders, subject to real-world constraints on available resources.

The details of these two tests (Johansen and Fisher/ Maddala) are not discussed here due to space constraints and can be made available on request.

However this may also be an indication that publishable LBP research has only received resource support since the early 1990s, reflecting constraints on health research resources available on the African continent for orthopaedic research, as a result of urgent research into other health threats such as HIV/AIDS.

There are few constraints from available data on syn-tectonic sedimentation patterns.

The proposed protocols fit the resource constraints of the several classes of RFID available on the market.