We combine the attention-mediated decreases and increases of within and between area noise correlations in the visual system to constrain circuit models of cortical variability.
To add to this already difficult policy agenda the President of the World Bank, Robert Zoellick has weighed in with his own ideas – a role for gold as a "reference point" for a wider international system to constrain currency volatility.
Where systems operate to constrain trust, no amount of leadership will serve to create trusting relationships.
Weak health systems appear to constrain absorption of external funding.
This article implies that some doctors, dripping with venality, will manipulate the system, trying to constrain their rogue behaviors.
However, despite advances in Earth-system modelling to constrain future change, recent projections of the Antarctic Ice Sheet's future global sea-level contribution still have a significant uncertainty9, 10.
There are four ways in which such lists are commonly used: to set priorities for resource allocation for species recovery; to inform reserve system design; to constrain development and exploitation; and to report on the state of the environment.
Some connection contracts allow the transmission system operator to constrain the output of a solar park, for example at times of low demand or high availability of other generators.
Security as a constraint to humanitarian response - While MOSS and the advances towards MOSS compliance are generally well-received, there is concern that the UN security system continues to constrain, rather than support, humanitarian assistance.
A recent Canadian report [ 38] confirms our findings, indicating that significant labour and skills shortages among health professionals experienced with electronic health information systems are likely to constrain the successful implementation of such systems in Canada.
