Across the world in Honduras, control over income is also a major contributor to women's disempowerment, but the greatest constraint for Honduran women is lack of access to productive resources such as credit.
Since time is the greatest constraint for any software tester the tester should be capable enough to give sufficient coverage to all areas of the application or software in no time.
However, computational costs are still a great constraint for PSO, as well as for all other PBMs, especially in optimization problems with time consuming objective functions.
For many, the greatest constraint in creating such an organization is a severe shortage of executives with the skills, knowledge, and sophistication to operate in a more tightly linked and less classically hierarchical network.
Meanwhile, Theresa May has called for greater constraints on executive pay and enhanced representation for workers on company boards – proposals which the previous Labour government shied away from, seeing them as a "burden on business".
miR and miR* regions typically show the greatest constraint and hence the lowest rate of substitution, while the loop and stem regions, although important for processing, show lower constraint and hence a higher rate of substitution (Fahlgren et al. 2010).
Paradoxically, the man who did as much as anyone except Dick Cheney to upset the balance among the branches by arrogating unlimited power to the President may be responsible for establishing greater constraints on Executive Privilege.
Thus, more highly expressed proteins will be subject to stronger selection for function, leading to greater constraints on protein sequence and a lower rate of protein sequence evolution.
Higher scores indicate that respondents perceive greater constraints.
7 Aspects of the physical environment in and around older people's homes may represent a greater constraint on activities than for other adult age groups 18 20 and the environment can become a limiting factor on people's mobility (their physical ability to undertake everyday activities such as walking, climbing stairs, etc) as their functional capabilities change in old age.
