"This is the inability of a Western country in a very difficult neighborhood to contribute to collective security efforts," said Thanos Dokos, the director-general of the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy, who said that a host of Greece's security capabilities had eroded during five years of economic crisis.
This, in turn, has made it difficult for prostitutes to contribute to the debate without risking alienation from family, etc.
10 11 Without appropriate information, it is difficult for patients to contribute to the process of shared decision-making (SDM) or make an ethico-legal authorisation for treatment through the process of informed consent.
The reason why we're using discussion forums, these social media platforms, is first, it's very difficult to get these peoples to contribute to the research.
Visualizations of course activity intensity may also indicate topics or assignments that are most problematic for students and may also indicate what topics are most difficult or may be most likely to contribute to procrastination, task avoidance, overconfidence, and ultimately student success or failure.
Invasive oral spirochetes including Treponema denticola, the model organism for this notoriously difficult to cultivate phylum, are believed to contribute to periodontal disease.
These small initial scaffolds were excluded from further analyses as they likely represent sequences from repetitive regions of the genome, which are difficult to assemble and were unlikely to contribute to gene identification efforts.
While it is difficult to envision how NHEJ should contribute to the restart of collapsed replication forks, NHEJ has been suggested to contribute to the repair of DSBs in the S-phase (Rothkamm et al, 2003).
Mr. Kerry also said that the allies would find it difficult to contribute without greater cover from the United Nations.
Instead, Mourning found it difficult to contribute much on the court, averaging just 8 points and 2.3 rebounds in 18 minutes a game.
