I want to make it clear that this letter is not just another story about the difficulties of becoming a doctor and being successful in medicine.
Nell Casey, the editor of "An Uncertain Inheritance," also includes essays by Andrew Solomon, Amanda Fortini and Julia Glass that deal with the psychic difficulties of becoming the one who needs the care — "the helplessness of surrendering to another, the paradox of both wanting attention and not".
One of them, Bernardo Darquea, a resident of Washington, who is originally from Quito, Ecuador's capital, described the difficulty of becoming a professional tennis player from the impoverished Andean nation.
The secret to Mr. Franks's popularity, of course, is that he has already run a statewide race, and a read of New Jersey history shows that losing can be a winning strategy because it overcomes the difficulty of becoming known in a state split between two or more media spheres of influence.
Liñán and Chen (Liñán and Chen 2009) define PBC as "the perception of the ease or difficulty of becoming an entrepreneur" (Liñán and Chen 2009).
As such, a mother with a history of miscarriage may be at greater risk for difficulties navigating the process of becoming a mother and achieving positive maternal-infant bonding with an infant born subsequent to the loss.
A mother with a previous history of miscarriage may therefore be at greater risk for difficulties navigating the process of becoming a mother and subsequently achieving positive maternal-infant bonding with an infant born subsequent to the miscarriage.
That is the gloomy prediction being made in some corners of the British music industry because of two problems: the difficulty of finding new artists capable of becoming global stars, coupled with the slog of pushing them into a chart dominated by streaming.
The evolutionary nature of SRES goes some of the way toward mitigating this difficulty, but to reduce the impact of becoming stuck in a local minimum yet further, we also run the algorithm for a large number of iterations and rerun eight times for each dataset (taking as our final estimate the 'best' amongst these eight runs).
The questionnaire (62 questions) addressed understanding of control measures, clarity of instructions, reported compliance with measures, and perceived interference with daily life (e.g., restrictions on social life, difficulties with control measures, extra costs incurred, and fear of becoming infected).
