Rates of heart and lung disease, and breathing difficulties are commonplace in Chinese cities, that are among the most heavily polluted in the world.
European problems, however, are dwarfed by the financial chaos in Latin America's clubs, where bankruptcies and strikes are commonplace.Some of Europe's difficulties can be explained by technological and commercial change.
However, in the next two sections, we will see that there are apparent counterexamples even to RCT, posing grave difficulties for the Commonplace Thesis.
Difficulties in communicating medical information are commonplace in physician-patient interactions and have been subject to extensive discussions [ 11].
That on sexual chemicals was done by Martha McClintock, of the University of Chicago, using positron-emission tomography (PET .The commonplace observation that people of one race have difficulty recognising individuals from another has been confirmed by psychological research in the past.
It is a commonplace that reforms may bring in their train new difficulties.
We believe that in the future matrix organizations will become almost commonplace and that managers will speak less of the difficulties and pathologies of the matrix than of its advantages and benefits.
Finland provides safety from the war, but the family quickly encounters new difficulties, as anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiment prove disquietingly commonplace in their new home.
The idea is that websites use those supplemental ads to ask visitors to turn off ad blocking software, appealing to their better nature and laying out the economic difficulty with operating in an environment where ad blocking is commonplace.
While a portion of the flags were for commonplace issues (offensive and defensive holding, false starts) Oakland managed to have less-common difficulties materialize in inopportune moments.
Modern techniques however, have overcome this difficulty so that amplification up to frequencies over 1,000 megahertz is commonplace.
