Although nurses consider responding to adolescent sexual needs part of their routine nursing care, majority still face difficulties for example, in initiating discussions between adolescents while some feel discussions around sexuality should be the responsibility of the parents [ 17].
Certain nations may face unique funding difficulties: for example, in the United States the proportion of the National Institutes of Health budget used for funding of musculoskeletal research is decreasing and is not keeping stride with research opportunities (Haralson and Zuckerman 2009).
When the local, Bank of Antigua ran into difficulties, for example, Mr. Stanford stepped in in 1990 to take it over.
Others have described rurality as a contributor to the difficulties of service provision, for example in maternity services [ 18] and in provision of nursing services [ 19].
Nevertheless QPMs in Fig. 2 present several difficulties for specimen visualization, for example, in Fig. 2(a) the end of the spermatozoa tail is not much visible due to low contrast and high dynamic range of the phase map.
And even a common Easter date can pose difficulties, for example at the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem where six Christian communities jostle for space: Catholics who wish to visit Christ's tomb on Easter Saturday must turn up extra-early (at 5.30am) because of security measures for the exuberant Orthodox Holy Fire ceremony a few hours later.In this section Vox populi or hoi polloi?
Ms. Jones said that when she was having personal difficulties during rehearsals for "Moon," for example, in which she starred opposite Gabriel Byrne last season, Mr. Sullivan was patient and kind.
Chronic motor problems cause patients difficulties in using their hand, for example, in everyday activities.
However, ARC may have other unwanted effects, such as increased elimination of antibiotics, which may expose patients to insufficient drug concentrations in the presence of infection, increased elimination of sedative agents that may complicate temperature control in this setting, and other difficulties in appropriate drug dosing, for example, in the case of seizures [ 13, 41].
To accommodate motor control difficulties some users use alternative activation strategies; for example in "timed activation", the user maintains selection of the symbol for a predetermined period of time until it is recognized by the system.
Because of the technical difficulties (the short half-life of mRNA, for example) in the collection of environmental RNA there have been relatively few in situ metatranscriptomic studies of microbial communities to date.
