It would also assume that the person's access to transplantation would not be affected by logistic constraints in the future".
Due to logistic constraints, two different groups were used for either FDG or 11C]-MET imaging.
They work under high environmental and logistic constraints, managing pastures located at considerable altitudes (1500 1700 m).
However, due to the logistic constraints of empirical studies there is a trade-off between the complexity of experimental designs and sample size.
As such we show that, in at least some cases, logistic constraints can be important or even necessary in order for termites to achieve efficient, effective constructions.
Control programmes for vaccine preventable diseases typically operate under logistic constraints such as limited resources and in spatially structured populations where the assumption of homogeneous mixing is invalid.
In previous models of the building behaviour of termites, physical and logistic constraints that limit the movement of termites and pheromones have been neglected.
The most common study design used in the area of genetic susceptibility is the case control study, because of both economic and logistic constraints.
However, logistic constraints meant we could either sample multiple years for a small subset of species and/or sites, or we could sample across the entire species pool, but only for two contrasting years at each site.
The frequency of in-situ sampling methods is associated with cost, time, weather, and logistic constraints and only a limited number of sampling points can be monitored during any one flood event.
