Sentence examples for constraints to developing from inspiring English sources

From the performance perspective, these preliminary runs show that the CCA architecture presents no constraints to developing high-performance scientific codes.

To estimate how increasing agricultural production can be conciliated with protection of natural resources at the national scale, we analyzed current land use in Suriname, and investigated opportunities for, and constraints to developing a sustainable agricultural sector.

Emergencies, instability and insecurity in half of the region's countries are major constraints to developing regular immunization activities.

However, there is an urgent need for research on all aspects of health system performance, from understanding the dimensions and nature of health system constraints, to developing innovative strategies for strengthening health systems, translating these into action on the ground and evaluating to assure continuous improvement, enhanced efficiency and effectiveness.

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation created the fellowships in 1981, saying it wanted to free "exceptionally gifted individuals" from economic constraints to develop their potential.

In this study, Duncan's cost model was modified by adding the statistical constraints to develop the design model of DS ¯¯¯X chart for the optimization of design parameters sample size, control limit coefficient, warning limit coefficient and sampling interval.

Thus we have used known practical constraints to develop a method for fat volume analysis based on an optimized image acquisition and image post processing pair.

For the small settlements, the shortage of labour is a constraint to developing strong non-farming activities, and the settlements must be opportunistic, only participating in non-farming activities during the months of the year when some member of the family can be spared from animal husbandry activities.

These uncertainties should not be used as a constraint to develop adaptation measures for water management (cf. Dessai et al., 2009; Hulme and Dessai, 2008b).

Results show that firms' involvement improves the ranking of OS projects, but, on the other hand, puts corporate constraints to OS developing practices, thus leading to lower structural software design quality.

The purpose of this paper is to compare different sets of rectal dose-volume constraints and to develop input criteria for the intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) of prostate cancer.