Sentence examples for constraints in addition to those from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the NRP faces constraints (in addition to those noted by Lasky) that limit its effectiveness (Silbergeld and Nachman 2008).

These include multiple sources of funding including those from donors, the existence of a number of constraints in addition to those relating to budgets, expectations of cost-effectiveness thresholds which have no empirical basis and marked uncertainty associated with locally-applicable evidence.

The specific medium and all measurements of highly secreted metabolites (e.g., ethanol, glycerol, acetate) from our experiments were directly used as additional constraints in addition to the stoichiometry of the iIN800 model (Nookaew et al. 2008), with the maximization of growth rate used as the objective function.

Soil health assessment has become a powerful tool to diagnose biological and physical constraints in addition to the more traditionally measured chemical limitations (nutrients and pH).

In this study, a Geographic Information System (GIS) model is developed that includes socio-economic constraints in addition to the normally used physical constraint factors in determining the potential for a specific site for development.

Although the objective function is simple and monotonic, the optimization problem is quiet challenging due to the complexity and nonlinearity of the constraints in addition to the discreteness of some of the variables.

The main features of this new technique includes the development New Network Connectivity Method, objective function formulation with the consideration of various constraints in addition to the Priority Based Load Constraints and the incorporation of Service Restoration Time Estimation which helps the Electrical Power Distribution Engineers EPDEE) to restore the supply in minimum time.

The designer chooses the best option based on the delay and lifetime constraints, in addition to the minimum allowed performance measure.

Finally, (mathcal {C}_{3}) (Fig. 7) includes (mathcal {C}_{2}) constraints in addition to the calendar aging restriction that avoid a long battery inactivity.

All these constraints, in addition to the degree of altruism of the decision-taker in the household (Baland and Robinson 2000), drive the final decision about the child's time allocation.

Given these constraints in addition to the smaller scale of our project in data, resources and personnel, implementing a simpler manual approach appears to be a good compromise.