Despite some constraints, the article presents reasonable assumptions providing for the lower bound of the probability.
The quality of care provided by APEs was acknowledged by most supervisors as well, who argued that despite some constraints, APEs in general provided a good service: "Well, the quality of service is good, [he] may miss one or another aspect because the procedures and health programs are not static, they are dynamic.
Despite these constraints, some genes have spread, via horizontal transfer, to all three domains of life, and such transfer events may have been extensive during evolution (Nelson-Sathi et al., 2014).
But it adds that, despite some new legal constraints, "the practice of donations to police still raises questions regarding accountability and financial transparency".
Despite those strong constraints, some mechanisms of resistance appeared: girls challenged external criticisms that marked them as failures, and girls clearly identified education as an opportunity for gaining economical autonomy and becoming independent from men.
Despite the constraints of mobility, some vendors will offer a degree of complexity in their food.
However, in Latin America particularly, some cases show that despite capacity constraints, many interesting innovations in social services have been introduced at the local level, rather than the national level.
The three-pronged approach of training, provision of necessary resources, and continued support allowed the rapid integration of services and care despite some notable human resource constraints.
Despite structural constraints, however, young people are able to exercise some autonomy over their caring pathways and lifecourse transitions.
Sure, it could turn out that there's then no way to improve things – that biology, despite all the constraints, really has hit some sort of fundamental maximum.
Despite these constraints, Koolhaas eagerly took on the project.
