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Concentration distributions of reactive (O2, CH4, and CO2) and non-reactive (Ar and N2) gases served as key constraints for the model calibration.

Our data provide key constraints for restoring the pre-orogenic architecture of a continental margin facing a branch of the Liguria Piedmont ocean in the Western Tethys, and for estimating displacements and slip rates along synsedimentary faults.

Two key constraints for this type of solar cell are (1) the material must be sufficiently thick and pure to absorb most of the solar photons with energies above the material's bandgap; and (2) the material must have a high minority carrier diffusion length to effectively collect the photogenerated charge carriers.

1) One of the key constraints for UNICEF was its focus on capital-intensive infrastructure rather than building institutional capacity.

Lessons Learned (Optional): In addition to its sectoral focus, this report provides an analysis of recovery and transition related issues and draws lessons. 1) One of the key constraints for UNICEF was its focus on capital-intensive infrastructure rather than building institutional capacity.

Power supply is a key constraint for designing bio-implanted electronic devices.

Meyer and Rowan [36] note that the theoretical framework contributed by the New Institutionalism in education suggests "that the key constraint for educational institutions is the need to maintain the trust and confidence of the public at large – in short, to maintain legitimacy by conforming to institutionalized norms, values, and technical lore" p. 5.

Second, the predicted CAC products satisfy some key constraints of the chemical model for atranone biosynthesis proposed by Hinkley et al. [ 11].

A key constraint of weather index insurance for small-scale farmers in low income countries is basis risk – often aggravated by poor data quality in calibrating indices (e.g. for drought, soil moisture or vegetation cover) in a given area (Barnett et al. 2008; Osgood et al. 2007; Clarke 2011; Hill et al. 2010; Cole et al. 2013).

The study draws on data collected through surveys administered to public employment agencies in selected Middle East and North Africa (MENA) countries to identify key constraints and options for reforming publicly provided ALMPs.

A good understanding of Chado and its unique and foreign key constraints is essential for proper creation of bulk loader templates.