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The origin of this is uncertain; all suggestions have some difficulty either of form or interpretation.
However, if there is trial to trial variability in stimulus difficulty (either due to drift variance or to a mixture of difficulty levels), a superior policy may be to allow the amount of reward bias to gradually increase [34], or, alternatively, to allow it to produce a gradual decrease in the position of the decision boundaries.
The greens were not the only difficulty either, with Stenson's caddie Gareth Lord injuring his left wrist on Wednesday and Stephen Gallacher forced to replace his caddie Damian Moore due to a leg injury suffered on the same day.
Students are facing a difficulty either in understanding native speakers or in producing native-like English (accent/pronunciation).
Because use of prescription medications requires access to physician services, the potential exists that those in the near poor category have difficulty either seeing a prescribing health provider and/or affording the out-of-pocket costs of medications.
This appears to be partly because of difficulty either sustaining attention or modulating attentional fluctuations that occur over time or in protecting such time from interference by extraneous stimuli [ 3, 18- 20].
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If I had a reminder to say go on so and so date I'd be much better at keeping the appointment.' (ID 01, age 70 years) Some (25.6%, 102 out of 399) were discouraged from attending because of transport difficulties (either public transport, parking problems) or not wishing to burden family members, 24.7% 104 out of 420).
Similar proportions of sexually active circumcised and uncircumcised men – approximately one in 10 – agreed or agreed strongly that they had avoided sex in the past year because of sexual difficulties (either their own or their partner's), a finding that persisted when the denominator was expanded to include all men (data not shown).
Because Coles Myer and Woolworths together have 70percentt of the market, Mr. Fels has said in interviews that the commission would have "great difficulty" letting either one get a share of Franklins.
The great believers in the wonder of the universe, as revealed to us by science, seem to have considerable difficulty in either galvanising us to social solidarity, or providing us with true solace.
