Sentence examples for constraints to support from inspiring English sources
As other scholars have analyzed, by the second half of the twentieth century, the Argentinean State faced financial constraints to support universal public education for all children.
The development of methods and tools for supporting the dynamic configuration and optimal routing of manufacturing networks and facilities under cost, time, complexity and environmental constraints to support product-service personalization are promoted.
"Financial burden" illustrates the challenges faced by families in dealing with monetary constraints to support the participation of their child.
Experimentally NW begomoviruses appear to have few constraints to supporting pseudo-recombination, at least for related viruses [ 52, 53].
Besides, UCR-DTW uses the Sakoe Chiba band as a global constraint to support LB_(_{Keogh}), reversed LB_(_{Keogh}), and the classical DTW calculation for reduction of the running time.
Several geological constraints appear to support a "young" canyon model, but thermochronometric measures of cooling history and corresponding estimates of landscape evolution have been in debate.
Table 2 summarizes constraints related to support systems for expanding CHPS, maintaining operations, and leading the program development process.
In India and Sri Lanka, a clear constraint to support-services contracting was the inability to counter the power of the public service unions in dictating employment terms and conditions [ 51].
The approach is versatile facing data constraints, provides evidence to support decisions to scale-up existing investments, and can support and inform the design of new investments.
These findings illustrate the importance of attending to the supply side, including human resource constraints, when seeking to support access to effective health care through financing policy change.
The objective of this work is to propose a constraint reasoning framework to support safe decisions based on deep biomedical models.
