The danger with working for so long on a film is that something will come up to prevent its completion — lack of money, ill health, damage to the material itself.
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A second major reason for non-completion is lack of funding, says Fabre. "Students who are in financial difficulties have to take on part-time work and simply cannot juggle both".
Reasons for non-completion were: lack of transport, fuel costs, time constraints, poor literacy and health conditions.
Reasons for non-completion were lack of time to survey all the children or very occasionally lack of capability of the child to complete the questionnaire due to non-English speaking or learning difficulties.
Martin became worried upon the album's completion that its lack of musical unity might draw criticism and accusations of pretentiousness.
These tools were introduced, but their operation had several flaws, such as inappropriate completion of records, lack of systematization and computerization, and communication difficulties within coordination structure.
Major barriers to ICBT persistence and completion, such as lack of support, lack of computer skills and lack of self-identification were not expressed as clear in our data as in the study by Donkin et al., which was found in an older population without therapeutic consultations [ 25].
In contrast, questions and questioning that they viewed as intrusive [ 36], where the structure and purpose of survey items were unclear to respondents [ 37], disillusionment with past participation, or unpleasant past experiences with survey completion and a lack of commitment to the survey [ 38] caused study drop out.
Specifically, the DDT suggests that delayed learning of complete and functional behavioural sequences may be causing the frequent shifts between activities, non-completion of tasks, lack of long-term planning, and deficient self-control that often are described as outcomes of impulsivity.
There was only one partial non-completion and the lack of N/A option forced choices that appeared relevant on analysis Changes in these scores did not enable any distinction between changes in physical, emotional, social or spiritual wellbeing Some people found it difficult to average out all of these, especially if changes were occurring in several dimensions, some good and some bad.
