23 This change was attributed mainly to the difficulty less-trained technicians had recognizing low-level infections, and other research has found that microscopy may miss as many as 50% of the cases detected by PCR.
It is a context of more families experiencing greater poverty and difficulties, less help for families with children's centres and other services being cut, and with this in part generating an 80% increase in child protection workloads for councils at the same time that they are in the midst of a 40% reduction in government funding.
There was no script for this Democratic contest under which Mr. Hevesi -- whom many Democrats had viewed as the sleeper candidate, given his résumé, fund-raising skills and alliance with the political consultant Hank Morris -- felt compelled to offer deferential remarks about his political difficulties less than three weeks before the primary.
Talking with experienced scientists, who have weathered challenges in the past, can help women and minorities interpret difficulties less personally, improving their resiliency.
I make that distinction because one assumes they would have all the tools and resources available to them to make these family difficulties less challenging.
This could be a function of remoteness, geographic difficulties, less food production and higher levels of poverty in these regions [ 26].
Students with cognitive and/or language difficulties (less than 1 %), conditions which might undermine the validity of their responses to the assessment protocols, were excluded.
However, at follow-up assessment there was no clear trend and even in some measures such as pain, appetite loss and financial difficulties less deprived patients scored higher indicating that they had a greater degree of symptoms and difficulties (Table 4).
