In the model assessing the effect of supportive coparenting on the course of infant difficulty, supportive coparenting at 3.5 months after birth predicted decreased infant difficulty from 3.5 to 13 months, as rated by fathers, but not mothers.
According to Kinderman et al. [ 18], people with mental health problems have beliefs that are confused, inconsistent or contradictory and that changes in the course of psychological difficulties may influence people's beliefs about their experiences.
Of course, the difficulty of getting any kind of self-restraint within the American media is that bad news -- particularly the chaos and panic of terrorist acts -- sells newspapers and drives up TV and talk show ratings.
Yes, of course: the difficulty of measuring productivity in services, now most of the economy, is well-known.
Most players expect the course's degree of difficulty to increase, particularly if conditions are windy.
The ability to fund a college course is, unsurprisingly, one of the main barriers for adults who would like to return to education (also, of course, the difficulty of studying part-time while working full-time).
Entering the final round, the 18th ranks third on the course in degree of difficulty, behind two par 4s, registering twice as many bogeys (22) as birdies (11).
And, of course, his degree of difficulty, against major league hitting, was significantly higher.
After disappearing from the Open rotation for almost a century, Shinnecock Hills re-emerged as something of a revelation to much of the golfing world -- a course of both exceptional difficulty and beauty.
In the course of overcoming the difficulty, new technologies have emerged to create some new materials, such as functional materials, micromachines, and macroreactors.
