Sentence examples for convenience constraint from inspiring English sources

It results from (2) to (19) by the following changes, where f ¯ 2 shall be written again as f2 for convenience: constraint (4) is replaced by f 2 = 1 N ∑ ν = 1 N R, and instead of (15)–(19), for each ν = 1, …, N, the following version of the second-stage problem is included in the constraints: (23) R = min u ∑ i ∈ V ξ i w i − ∑ k ∈ K ∑ j ∈ V u jk s.t.

In addition, we suggest that local availability of off-sales outlets may have a stronger link to neighbourhood-level alcohol consumption and harms than on-sales outlets because of the convenience constraints of carrying the alcohol purchased to another location, often the home, for later consumption.

In India, lack of an organized referral system and absence of state health care funding results in patients accessing a doctor based on availability, convenience and financial constraints.

The baseline risk parameter γ 0 is included in the expit for mathematical convenience, as no constraints are required to ensure that R0=expit(γ 0 ) is within the feasible 0 1 probability range.

A parametric analysis with different components sizing is proposed to evaluate the optimal solution in terms of deployment of renewable energies, resilience of the system and environmental impact, considering the economic convenience as a sustainability constraint.

Due to the mobile and less accessible nature of camel pastoralists, to obtain information regarding camel reproduction, herd growth parameters and constraints, a convenience sampling combined with snowballing technique was adopted, based on a previous study by Abdussamad et al. (2011).

All sessions discussed intellectual stimulation, social interaction, time constraints and convenience, licensure, content and format, and absence of cost for attending sessions.

Similar to our study, Diamond et al found that factors such as time constraints and convenience were cited as influencing participants' decisions to 'get by'.

Fourteen themes emerged from the interviews: competency, professional development, intellectual stimulation, consultation, referral, social interaction, licensure, instructional content and format, time constraints and convenience, lack of cost, availability of other educational venues, malpractice insurance, providing voluntary medical services, and retirement.

Elementary school students with mothers who commuted to work in the morning were less likely to walk/bike to school, suggesting that a parent's temporal constraints and desire for convenience affect school travel mode choice [ 39].

In this Delphi study, three feedback rounds were employed using an online web form hosted on a secure University server in order to balance convenience of engagement with the time constraints of busy clinicians and researchers.