For the trigger scenarios where simultaneous closure is the better strategy, difficulty arises if the optimal case load trigger is missed, possibly due to under- or mis-diagnosis of cases.
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We have chosen to present eight "pearls" that summarize better the difficulties of CDI clinical and microbiological diagnosis, medical and surgical treatment and control infection measures; each of these ideas is exemplified with situations from our practical experience.
"Since the Eisenhower administration the NATO relationship has gone from little difficulties to things better, from little difficulties to things better," Mr. Rumsfeld, a former United States ambassador to NATO, told reporters traveling with him.
Sonia Nazario strikes a chord in highlighting the real stories of families at all phases of migration: the desperate decision to leave family members behind to seek a better life; the difficulty in obtaining legal status; the fear of deportation and the consequences of a family torn apart.
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Our goal is to better characterize the difficulty of this important class of problems to ease the future definition of new optimization methods.
To better manage this difficulty we have used the agent paradigm as a simple and powerful bridge between asynchronous/distributed computation and Matlab environment.
Results show that a 10-year age marker is a better discriminator of difficulty levels than a 5-year age range.
