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So the hope is that they will once again make it out of the group, although this time it may be more difficult given the level of the opposition.

The diagnosis of vasospasm by TCD would also be more difficult given the lower flow states associated with non-pulsatile flow from an LVAD or V A ECMO (Fig. 7).

And while it may be more difficult given the increasingly partisan and tribal nature of the game, Rooney has also never been able to unite opinion behind him among England's football supporters in the way the universally-respected Charlton and Lineker were able to do.

But it is more difficult, given Ms Malone's track record, to see it as an genuinely controversial move.

"During the second quarter, the operating environment was more difficult given global macroeconomic concerns," said Lloyd C. Blankfein, Goldman's chairman and chief executive.

These episodes suggest a lack of grip at the top.Condemning Mr Major for the convoluted twists of his European policy is more difficult given his party's divides.

Judging the mood among ordinary Iraqis was more difficult, given the tight monitoring of foreign reporters and virtually all their conversations, effected through minders assigned to the reporters by the Information Ministry.

This is more difficult, given the extreme sequence similarity of sPLA2 isoforms and we mean to work on this in a future study.

Although our study had sufficient power to detect general effects of Fearless Dominance on feedback processing, detection of more subtle effects, especially interaction effects (e.g. concerning feedback condition factors), is more difficult given the reduced power.

Even if we had data at this scale, the resulting spatial heterogeneity would have been much greater still than at the block-group scale, and aggregation would have been more difficult given MOS and local coherence rules.

We reviewed the most frequently occurring possibly erroneous imputations and found that very few were oral prescription drugs for which the notion of continuous exposure is more straightforward; instead the majority of these products were inhalers, creams, nasal sprays, and ear drops where inferring duration is more difficult given the source data.