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Talk therapy may be particularly helpful with skin problems that for one reason or another have resisted every conceivable medical fix; an underlying psychological difficulty may be "speaking through the skin," and exploring that possibility may be good for both skin and mind.

It is conceivable, however, that minorities may have more difficulty returning to clinic for what has traditionally been the test of choice to diagnose diabetes, the fasting glucose.

Mr. Ward hints at difficulties of manipulation which are quite conceivable.

It is conceivable that some of the explanation is genuine difficulty with IOP measurement in the community as there are some limitations with both equipment consistency and clinical skill.

Silent pauses fulfill several functions in discourse [16] and it is conceivable that they, just like uh and um, sometimes co-occur with production difficulties and therefore increase listeners' attention to the following word.

The activity in the field acknowledges the profound difficulty in deriving such a relationship and points to its conceivable non-universality.

If the replisome passes through cohesin rings during DNA replication, it is conceivable that an altered replisome geometry in the absence of Ctf4 could lead to difficulties with cohesion establishment.

This, peculiarity, should not translate to difficulty of the bureaucratic or administrative type: in fact, it is not conceivable that the ANA-reflex test requires a tariff calculation for each request.

However, restless legs or breathing difficulties may be more difficult for a child to describe, so it may be conceivable that the number of physical complaints is underestimated.

Various explanations, such as failure to understand the task instruction, lack of motivation, task difficulty but also an interfering attempt to learn the tracking movements explicitly, are conceivable.

Light of shorter wavelength is also effective, but the windows required (sapphire, lithium fluoride, or extraordinarily thin aluminum) and the associated mechanical difficulties seriously limit application of photochemical methods in the range from 185 nanometres down to a conceivable lower limit of about 85 nanometres.

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