This is because it can disentangle the most efficient ports (those with both CRS and VRS efficiency scores equal to one); hence, its results can be used in an easier and more plausible way (they are only lower-limit constrained to zero) in the econometric analysis of determinants that follows in the second stage (see Section 5).
Since Breast Cancer Action's founding, we've explored how women's choices related to breast cancer are limited, constrained, influenced and rejected.
Although there are an unlimited number of sentences in any language, the number of distinctive sounds that we can produce and discriminate is limited, constrained both by the perceptual difficulty of hearing fine differences, and the motoric difficulty of producing them.
From this deep private-public divide in the national health system the distorted distribution of HRH arose, manifesting in both overprovision and under-provision of staff and coverage: abundant, even superfluous access and universal coverage as against limited, constrained and even no access and coverage.
Some interviewees did have male sex partners before they emigrated but these relationships were usually limited, constrained by homophobic social attitudes fuelled by the pronouncements of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches, the influence of which grew markedly after the collapse of communism.
Furthermore, the available space for the transmission is always limited, constraining the design process.
The so-called Abbe (or diffraction) limit constrains the microscope's power, and at some point, two objects will appear as one.
In addition to those extended constrains such as OLTC regulation limit, DR limit, constrains caused by transmission network) shown in Fig. 3, the specific planning demand may ask for other constraints including requirements for distribution network automation and communication [39].
The Dmax works as a limit constraining the maximum distance (rmax) between two frames for a particle random diffusing during reconnection.
Setting a limit constrains the influence of a single outlet to a small spatial extent where the population density is high (urban areas) while in rural areas the reach of the tobacco outlet is geographically larger.
