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Third, this study suggests that attempts to establish fair priority-setting mechanisms have to recognise constraints in the local contexts of sociopolitical conditions and traditions.
According to Simons, who worked as a civil servant before joining Policy Exchange, anyone hoping to influence a future government needs to recognise the constraints within which the parties are working, the costs of any new proposals, and whether they cut across existing commitments.
We have to recognise the legal constraints'.
Overarching this key decision about "how" to provide "which" services is the need to recognise the fiscal constraints within which every health service and funding authority operates.
We exploit the Pyramid Match Kernel, with a strength in approximate matching on hierarchical concepts, to recognise activities of varying grained constraints from a potentially noisy sensor sequence.
Whilst it is important to acknowledge and address the issues with receiving care at home, we also need to recognise the role of financial constraints.
These include failure to develop comprehensive discharge plans due to time and resource constraints, 43 44 failure to recognise the complexity of patients' needs, 45 poor communication within the multidisciplinary team in the acute hospital setting, 46 with patients and family members 47 48 and with clinicians in the community setting.
The results show that the proposed model can efficiently generate BPNN engines, facilitate assembly sequence optimisation and allow the designers to recognise the contact relationships, assembly difficulties and assembly constraints of three-dimensional (3D) components in a virtual environment type.
It is also necessary to recognise that the lack of more rigorous reporting standards may be understood in the light of the technical complexities and constraints presented by the area of gene expression data analysis.
We have to recognise that.
"We need to recognise that.
