For instance, a uniqueness result was indicated in paper [8] of Green and Lindsay by supplementing the restrictions arising from thermodynamics with certain definiteness assumptions.
Energy metabolism restrictions, arising from mitochondriopathies or other inborn errors, frequently show a cardiac phenotype.
The documentation notes state-specific restrictions arising from confidentiality agreements related to hospitals, records, physicians, and discharges (for example, patients with HIV infections).
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Lesbians may encounter distinct physical or mental health concerns arising from discrimination, prejudice, and minority stress.
To do so, they develop a procedure based on single-equation models that includes the restrictions arisen from the fact that some components share common features.
Such restrictions arise from the second derivative bounds in Section 3 of [20] and do not affect the main examples as presented there in Section 8.
The strongest time step restriction arises from an explicit treatment of the coupling between the charged particle transport and the space charge field.
The restriction arose from the fact that only studies could be used for which a parcellation scheme with spatial coordinates existed in CARET.
The more conventional understanding of transactional sex and women's heightened vulnerability to HIV is explained through women's disproportionate economic disadvantage arising from gender discrimination.
First, a claim for direct discrimination or discrimination arising from disability can only be made where the employer knew or ought to have known that the person was disabled.
