In households without this benefit available, nearly three-quarters had a parent who lost pay, compared to one in five households with leave, and nearly 40% of households that lost pay experienced further financial difficulties as a consequence.
Unfortunately recruitment difficulties as a consequence of the decline in ECT usage, the severity of the illness of patients receiving ECT, and the changes in ECT provision will reduce the power of the study to provide as definitive an answer as originally planned.
The majority of the nurses' interviews revealed the difficulties experienced as a consequence of nursing for patients transitioning to palliative care, as illustrated in table 4. It was clear that the nurses empathised and identified with many of their patients, and experienced a range of emotions including sadness, grief, frustration and fatigue.
Hence, the principal aim of this study was to explore the factors that influence the assessment of female sexual difficulties as a treatment consequence within routine oncology follow-up.
We hypothesize this difficulty arose as a consequence of the IRES, from which translation initiation is presumed less efficient.
[P14] From this point of view we may understand difficulty partly as a consequence of patients' ambivalence towards psychiatric care: needing it without wanting to.
"Whilst the RFL were informed by Wigan Warriors of the potential difficulty they faced as a consequence of their unique tenancy agreement were they to be drawn at home in the quarter-finals, the club were aware that should their tie be selected for broadcast, the onus was on them to find a solution.
Consequently, trade credit seems to relieve the difficulties of firms that, as a consequence of information asymmetries, face restrictions in their access to the capital market and suffer credit rationing imposed by banks.9.9
Where once insomnia and other sleep difficulties were regarded only as a consequence of depression, the sleep disorder is now increasingly recognized as also contributing to depression itself.
Furthermore, family burden focuses on difficulties and challenges experienced as a consequence of someone's illness, or more specifically a caregiving role [ 6], whereas caring/caregiving is accepted to have both positive and negative elements [ 8, 9].
Moreover, this difficulty might express that, as a consequence, the shown inter- and intra-observer variation in the interpretation of 2D radiographs may exceed the diagnostic yield [12]. Undiagnosed sinus conditions may be associated with chronic orofacial pain that is one of the most common reasons why patients consult physicians [23].
