On the other hand, five subjects (four of them experienced 2D first) reported the discomfort with the emotional movie because they had difficulty to adapt to dynamic changes in color of the video.
It is also important to consider that behavioural correlations of agitation in the elderly are often expressions of the difficulty to adapt to life in an institution.
Foreign strains such as commercially available microbial reference strains often prove ineffective for the leaching of new metal sulfides ores, due to their difficulty to adapt to and survive on the sulfides and other minerals present in an ore [ 11].
For instance, while doctors and nurses appeared to emphasize a more allopathic perspective, the social workers showed more empathy and understanding about migrants' difficulty to adapt to the new environment, which emphasize the need for further exploration.
In China, 65.9% migrant workers were men and 14.3% migrant workers were aged 50 years or older, a segment of the rural population who would be most likely to return to their rural areas owing to their difficulty to adapt to an urban lifestyle.
However, our research finds the opposite, or at least not a clear advancement". The Capgemini team of researchers, led by Jerome Buvat, speculate that this apparent setback "might reflect the difficulty for organizations to adapt to the dizzying pace of change in technology innovation -- artificial intelligence, internet of things, automation, etc.
Despite a clear political will (as well on the national as on the European level) to correct the modal split, the trend appears to be difficult to stop, given the difference in infrastructure costs and the difficulties of alternative modes to adapt to the current trends in production systems.
