To counteract this bias, more challenging cases were preferentially selected for the test set, using striatal binding ratio results as a surrogate marker of the likely difficulty in classifying the data.
Focus group participants indicated that the model sounded promising but noted the likely difficulty in enacting it in our current health care system.
David later hired Washington, D.C. attorney Tony Bisceglie to organize evidence acquired by Swanson and make contact with the FBI, given the likely difficulty in attracting the FBI's attention.
(2) The likely difficulties in collection.
Di Montezemolo has also previously expressed the likely difficulties in managing "two foxes in the same henhouse", as Raikkonen and Alonso would undoubtedly prove.
This points to likely difficulties in modelling the effects of these motions in Reynolds averaged Navier Stokes (RANS) models, in which there is no mechanism for representing this type of connection between the inner and outer layers of the flow.
Moreover, given the sensitivities associated with commercialization of health care, and the likely difficulties in addressing issues such as recognition, data protection, or public attitudes in the EU in the short term, a cross-cutting approach based on cooperation might be more appropriate.
These studies need to develop and evaluate interventions that address a range of likely difficulties - in training and adoption of SDM and risk communication skills, use of decision aids with real patients, and follow-up of their effectiveness as patients try to adapt treatment plans to their everyday lives.
The authors have also received reports of failures of instant messaging software, likely reflecting difficulty in passing packets to and from designated servers.
Another study from Nepal found that women with chronic diseases received inadequate family support and faced negative attitudes from family members (50), likely causing difficulty in managing chronic diseases and possibly increasing morbidity and mortality (51, 52).
We offer a less rigorous scale analysis argument to explain why the underlying difficulty in accelerating short-range interactions is not peculiar to the Gaussian RBF basis or to the Fast Gauss Transform, but rather is likely to be a generic difficulty in accelerating the short-range interactions of almost any RBF basis with almost any Fast Summation.
