Conversely, it is plausible for physicians to have lower rates given time constraints in clinical practice.
We also set lower and upper time constraints for three nodes in cichlid divergence, which show excellent agreement with the Gondwanian fragmentation, assuming that they have never dispersed across oceans.
Lower socioeconomic groups tend to use NHS services less in relation to need – this may reflect longer travel time, greater travel cost, lower car ownership, time constraints, differences in knowledge or beliefs about the need for medical attention (Dixon et al, 2003).
The MCMCTREE program allows for minimum (lower) and maximum (upper) time constraints, and it has been argued that multiple calibration points provide more realistic divergence time estimates overall [91].
The multidivtime program allows for both minimum (lower) and maximum (upper) time constraints and it has been argued that multiple calibration points would provide overall more realistic divergence time estimates.
Although oncologists acknowledge the importance of nutritional support, barriers such as lack of knowledge, clear guidelines and lower priority because of time constraints may prevent referral for, or direct nutritional intervention.
The odds of basic system usage were lower in the face of time constraints and for patients who had not been to that location in the previous 12 months.
Following the advice of Benton and Donoghue [ 2] to set fossil-based time constraints as hard lower boundaries and soft upper boundaries, we chose older values for upper boundaries.
His research revealed that the exam's time constraints had dramatically lowered her test scores.
Potential consequences of these time constraints and associated physiological effects could be reflected in the lower overwinter survival rates of juveniles born late in the season.
