Unlike the GMEP generation, we have the privilege of hindsight, embraced malaria elimination and eradication goals fully informed by historical precedents, and should be encouraged that we now find ourselves at this difficult but predictable crossroads again so soon.
The human factor is very difficult to predict and this leads to less predictable RTG crane load behaviour.
The evolution of weeds resistant to the herbicide glyphosate, also known as Roundup, is a difficult, but very predictable, challenge for American farmers ("Rise of the Superweeds," Business Day, May 4).
But, following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Alice v. CLS Bank, obtaining utility patent protection for software-related inventions has become more difficult and less predictable.
The most frequent indication for tracheotomy was difficult weaning from predictable, prolonged mechanical ventilation (due to a neurological etiology in 39% of cases).
The language, like the geography, had worked to encyst the problem in certain communities, and it had remained possible for Los Angeles at large to see the layoffs as abstractions, the predictable if difficult detritus of geopolitical change, not logically connected to whether the mini-mall at the corner made it or went under.
With no monthly paycheck, inconsistent harvests make predictable income difficult.
However, the scale, complexity, and inherent resource sharing across workloads make the Cloud management for predictable performance difficult.
Identification of direct targets of TH in the developing brain has proven difficult, but perhaps for predictable reasons.
