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Those constraints stem from 2006 when the comptroller's office levied a $300,000 fine against Grant Thornton, a firm that audited the books of First National Bank of Keystone in West Virginia, which collapsed in 1999.

The physical constraints stem from viscous effects and from limitations given by 2D geometry.

The model targets a solution that has the least ℓ 0-norm among all signals satisfying consistency constraints stemming from the 1-bit measurements.

Women entrepreneurs reported salient normative constraints, stemming from the ascription of women to traditional family roles, the ascription of males to bread winner roles, and the primacy of family life and child-care responsibilities (Jamali 2009).

Further, there is arbitrariness in the time variable as a result of the arbitrariness encoded in the constraints, stemming from the fact that time is essentially a freely chosen label of the three dimensional slices and so is not a physical parameter.

where the constraint stems from the inequality (12).

This constraint stems from the fact that the ith supplier can satisfy only a fraction of the annual buyer's needs, C i, each year.

The network constraint stems from the assumption that SNPs influencing the same phenotype are biologically linked.

In the case of parentage analysis, an additional constraint stems from the necessity to sample a large fraction of the potential parents.

A more serious constraint stems from the fact that there appears to be a certain degree of mixture of the mass peaks of adjacent isotopologues.

Marlowe and others suggest that the lack of an increase in reproductive lifespan in women reflects evolutionary constraint, stemming from sex differences in the mechanisms by which gametes are produced [ 18, 21].