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The purpose of this research is to provide decision makers with a methodology to optimize the design of a medical-asset tracking system constrained by a limited number of RFID readers.

The resulting interaction of H with the Pd layer then leads to an expansion of the thin-film system constrained by the underlying substrate, inducing in turn a change in the sample curvature.

Only 9 metabolite pairs reach the absolute significance threshold in all conditions, which may be regarded as unexpected in the case of a system constrained by the same underlying metabolic pathways.

The core assumption of constraint-based models is that the system, constrained by its stoichiometry, S, reaches a steady state (intracellular flux balancing) that satisfies the physiochemical constraints under a given environmental condition (Equation 2).

The paper demonstrates that surprising good results may be obtained and these approximate methods should be considered during the design of systems constrained by resource limitations.

In this note, exact frequency and normal mode expressions are derived for the free torsional vibrations of circular shafts or piping systems constrained by unsymmetrical torsional springs and carrying unequal rotational masses at either end.

Of particular value are techniques for the rapid assessment of soil structural form and stability, which are fundamental issues affecting the ability of soil profiles to accept and store water in farming systems constrained by drought.

Golszmidt and Pearl conjecture a complete characterization of ranking systems constrained by associated DAGs, and offer a specific Markov axiom mentioning explicitly interventions in DAGs.

Cities are quintessential complex adaptive systems constrained by underlying social and infrastructural networks.

This can happen because of the 'real world' of managed healthcare systems, or healthcare systems constrained by limited or uneven distribution of resources.

This requires a greater understanding of the concept of path dependency whereby, in the absence of a severe shock to the broader political system, the development of a health system is constrained by the history, culture, economic development, and institutional structures (especially labor relations, systems of government, and the rule of law) of the country in which it is situated [ 6, 57].