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Dr. Daniel Rader, who directs the lipid program at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, said he might be faced, for example, with deciding how to advise a 40-year-old man with a family history of premature heart disease, and whose LDL cholesterol is 125, at the high end of normal.

Debris removal in Earth orbits is an urgent issue to be faced for space exploitation durability.

There are safety issues that must be faced, for instance, when operators fly drones over people or near planes.

The report highlights the likely gap that will be faced for 2015-16, is estimated at more than £30m.

Exemplary for the electricity sector, Fig. 1 displays the challenges to be faced for the functions, structures and processes in the electricity system.

The main problem that has to be faced for analyzing service quality is the subjective nature of its measurement, offering heterogeneous assessments among passengers about the service.

They're starting to recognize that this is one of the biggest societal issues we face and will be facing for a long time to come.

● What main challenges are faced for learning WNA by dyscalculic students?

● What main challenges are faced for learning WNA by students with sensual impairments (blind and deaf)?

The challenges being faced for the development of various techniques for liposomal gene delivery systems are not unlike compared to those that are being faced for liposomal drug delivery systems.

Most sample blocks containing femoral metaphyseal bone segments were faced for sagittal sectioning, except for samples of groups 4 and 5, which were prepared using cross sections.