We examined whether reduced hearing, tinnitus, dizziness, and unsteadiness affected the patients' ability to maintain work within a time frame of 2 10 years after diagnosis.
It also has a major impact on the ability to function normally (both mental and physical functioning, e.g., ability to maintain work, mood, and quality of life [QoL]) (3, 4).
On the contrary, 26% thought there was a poor or very poor ability to maintain work-life balance, which was further shown to be the most likely factor to dissuade students from pursuing a career in neurology (43%).
The finding that one in four students thought there was a poor or very poor ability to maintain work-life balance in neurology is perhaps surprising, and a potential misconception which could be addressed through career talks.
The new government's ability to maintain a working relationship with the Left and Democrats, a left-wing party led by Aleksander Kwasniewski, a former president, will be equally important.
The test of freedom from favoritism is the ability to maintain good working relationships with all parties to a dispute.
For example in the case of diabetes this includes features such as dietary restrictions, the ability to maintain a working life or to travel despite the inherent complexities of managing diabetes.
The statement concluded, "Any suggestion that the events of recent months represent a departure from those standards or compromise our ability to maintain a close working relationship with the school in support of its principles is without foundation".
In this context, the clinician's ability to maintain a positive working alliance is crucial.
Both of those floods came towards the end of dynasties, when corruption, neglect and mismanagement sapped the government's ability to maintain public works.
On the contrary, the mean level of subjective well-being, which was previously sufficient to maintain work ability, seems not to meet the requirements of today's working life.
