Because azoles are the only useful class of oral drugs for aspergillosis (and many other serious filamentous fungal infections), clinical management of these chronically infected cases is therefore problematic.
Nearly half of all children under five are chronically malnourished, access to sanitation remains problematic and natural disasters occur frequently.
CBASP's core procedure is called "situational analysis", a highly structured technique that teaches chronically depressed patients to fix their problematic interpersonal encounters.
Misclassification of chronically-infected individuals as recently infected is particularly problematic, since the proportion of individuals with chronic HIV infection in a population often greatly exceeds the proportion of individuals with recent HIV infection [12].
Next, we sought to investigate whether the defined method of antidepressant dosing with food pellets can be applicable with the testing of new drug candidates, one of which, celecoxib, is not soluble in water and, therefore, is problematic to deliver to the animals chronically.
Composers were either hopelessly drawn to this problematic genre, which he called "la forme fatale," or chronically ambivalent about it.
Mary Dailey, who worked for the Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition from 1986 to 2005, said it considered Mr. Selechnik "one of the most problematic" landlords in the borough because his properties were "chronically run down".
The title that Sellars and Adams chose has proved problematic: some opera patrons are put off by the implicit critique of Puccini's chronically underrated score.
Because this sample represents patients in whom problematic substance use is identified for the first time, i.e., not readmitted or chronically ill patients, we expect to find a lower prevalence of psychiatric disorders than in previous studies.
He is chronically fickle.
