Although early changes in organ failure and even changes in clinical status within the first day are prognostic [ 12, 13], clinicians commonly struggle to identify risk factors that might reliably predict progression of infection to severe sepsis, septic shock, and death, which could signal the need for early aggressive intervention [ 14, 15].
More commonly, schools struggle to overcome community resistance to change and widespread ignorance about sleep.
Yahoo is now commonly described as "struggling" and "beleaguered".
It is also commonly understood that struggles with alcohol tend to run in the family.
His stories most commonly treated man's struggle for material betterment, which Verga saw as foredoomed.
(Do people listen to classical music to relax or to be challenged?) Beethoven's music is commonly portrayed as a struggle.
Cinema is a visual language that uniquely communicates loneliness, and the struggle we commonly face to make meaning.
It isn't always the positive side of this type of relationship that is relevant, though: by resisting the dominating influence of a guru, some players also developed the inner resources, commonly bred during lonely struggles, that they later called upon when alone on the court.
"What are the capabilities, and what are the limits?" This everyday childhood behavior, commonly a source of family struggle, is the product of cultural and familial expectations as well as complicated biology, which changes as the child grows.
What happened in Rwanda is commonly described as an ethnic struggle between the majority Hutu and the historically dominant, wealthier Tutsi, and it is understood in those terms because that is how we have come to explain much of modern conflict: Serb and Croat, Jew and Arab, Muslim and Christian.
Not all those roster shuffles are the result of injuries, of course, since struggling players are commonly sent up and down from the minors and teams often add extra relievers, especially when dealing with rain (or snow) outs.
