I have found it to be a great interruption to stop the flow of what I was working on.
According to this account, difficult interruptions impair the ability to maintain goal-relevant information during an interruption to a greater extent than easy interruptions.
Curiously enough, Mr. Martins's "Beauty," though crammed with dances, is also highly dramatic, for with only one great interruption in the action the story line becomes extremely taut.
The greatest interruption assaults, of course, come from email.
In particular, women often experience a greater number of career interruptions than men during their potential working life due, for instance, to maternity leaves so that different gender-linked behaviour in labour participation could be expected.
Individuals with chronic PTSD have exhibited signs of REM sleep interruption including a greater number of entries to N1 or wake from REM sleep or an increased percentage of N1 or wake during REM periods [ 38, 39].
Of note, over 78% of patients with a missing viral load outcome had a greater than one month ART interruption documented during the corresponding calendar year.During the observation period, the overall proportion of patients with an undetectable viral load increased from 6% in 1997 to 78% in 2011.
There are, therefore, fewer interruptions, allowing a greater degree of concentration on the part of the staff.
Sustained treatment interruption may pose a greater risk of virologic rebound on NNRTI therapy than the same number of interspersed missed doses at low-to-moderate adherence.
This sensor array enables fluid-exchange during mass measurements without interruption, thereby enabling a greater variety of studies than previously available.
