The English dictionary defines it as a logical difficulty created by the presence of evidence both for and against a proposition.
For some people, when rehabbing an injury, it can take a long time for the pain to subside because it's not a simple matter of releasing the difficulty created by the injury; there is an underlying "injury" from a lifetime of habits affiliated with the startle reflex.
The quality-control difficulty created by performing case control association studies of multi-allelic CNVs is compounded by the observation that no simple SNP tags that can act as surrogates for the determination of gene copy number have been identified to date.
Study 1 (March 2009 December 201010) evaluated the introduction of a CFR scheme in an isolated region with difficulties created by geography where the drive time to the nearest hospital with a major A & E department was more than 90 minutes.
Having seen at first hand the difficulties created by a domineering managing director in his father, Lloyd is determined not to cramp Renton's style.
And the final retail destination of the cheaply made shirt is all too often staffed by low-wage workers struggling with the difficulties created by a lack of benefits, inflexible hours and nonstandard shifts.
Nurses mentioned that the implementation of a wireless provider-to-provider communication system (n = 5) was perceived as good solution for difficulties created by a larger unit.
In their conversation, Kane and Bartnicki discussed the timing of a proposed strike, id., at 4145, difficulties created by public comment on the negotiations, id., at 46, and the need for a dramatic response to the boards intransigence.
Either because the patient introduced them and they wished to respect the patient's language, because they lacked alternative terms or because they believed that using the terms with additional explanation surmounted the difficulties created by using a problem term.
This report outlines a Reform Programme which addresses the difficulties created by Procurement and State-Aid rules for delivery of SSGI, and other issues and makes proposals to achieve a flexible approach for national and local authorities in the funding and attributing of SSGI.
"The companies always had an alternative" to collusion despite the difficulties created by the regulatory and economic environment, he said.
