The UEL study, which is funded by the Nuffield Foundation, will run for three years in order to keep monitoring the children and to check whether the data collected accurately reflects any emerging difficulties when they begin to talk.
A graphic display of the progress of labour, the partograph helps skilled birth attendants to recognise emerging difficulties and take action according to a clinical management protocol.
Our findings might be associated with the current Italian economic scenario, and to emerging difficulties, especially in the middle-class, in keeping an income to adequately maintain their family's standard of living [ 30, 31].
Versions of this line were repeated around Paris as a clever rhetorical stroke, but in it were signs of what Berenson's keen-eyed wife saw as her husband's emerging difficulties.
Deep down in their minds, they're thinking, 'I hope it's not contagious.' " Dr. Charles Maher, a professor at the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology at Rutgers University, who now works with the Cleveland Indians, said that the franchise tries to spot emerging difficulties and work with players before things get worse.
A specific developmental account of the origins of the narrow processing style observed in autism relates to early emerging difficulties in visual attention (7).
The provincial programme became increasingly vertical and isolated, plagued by a high turnover of middle level managers, preoccupied with operational rather than strategic matters, unable to deal with emerging difficulties and mired in inertia, "chronic indecision, and inaction" [ 12 75].
Three themes emerged: Difficulty in nursing care, complications such as fistula and infections, and poor hospital administration.
One of the complications in setting parameters in an emerging disease model is the difficulty in estimating epidemiologic limits from the initially small sample sizes.
The US experience with West Nile virus reflects the difficulties of controlling an emerging zoonotic threat as it spreads through animal populations (39 ).
In an extraordinary piece of jejune analysis Mr. Krugman instructs us that the rise in oil prices isn't the result of runaway speculation but rather "of fundamental factors," and then repeats the standard oil patch saws citing growing needs of emerging economies, difficulty in finding oil, etc. Therefore "there's no good evidence that prices have gotten out of line".
