In this land we knew a brotherhood and fraternity with them, a brotherhood which cannot by divided by the difficulties of history and the machinations of spoilers.
At the end of a tumultuous season set in North America, "Outlander" remains clear about the difficulty of changing history.
He sued, but then faced the difficulty of proving history, thereby providing some sort of comfort to the late politician's family.
Currently, the difficulty of the history and government test depends on which 10 questions the proctor chooses from an exam book.
Sebald's novel is quite as self-aware as Binet's: it uses enigmatic, layered storytelling, along with photographs, to produce something akin to Binet's meditation on fiction and the difficulty of writing history.
Williams et al. (2012) found that children with moyamoya vasculopathy are also at risk for intellectual and executive function difficulties, regardless of history of stroke or silent stroke.
Seven danger signs are associated with severe illness in infants less than 2 months of age: history of difficulty feeding, history of convulsions, movement only when stimulated, respiratory rate of 60 breaths per minute or more, chest in-drawing, temperature of 37.5°C or more, or temperature below 35.5°C.
A single algorithm (based on the prevalence of any one sign or symptom) of seven signs— history of difficulty feeding, history of convulsions, movement only when stimulated, respiratory rate ≥60 breaths per minute (bpm), severe chest indrawing, temperature ≥37.5°C or <35.5°C had a sensitivity of 85% and a specificity of 75% in neonates aged 0 6 days.
The clinical definition included any one of the following features History of difficulty feeding History of convulsions Movement only when stimulated Respiratory rate ≥60 breaths per minute Severe chest indrawing.
Axillary temperature ≥37.5°C Axillary temperature ≤35.5°C Bulging anterior fontanelle, Signs of infection on the skin with pus spots and umbilicus pus spots History of difficulty feeding History of convulsions Movement only when stimulated Respiratory rate ≥60 breaths per minute Severe chest indrawing.
Highlight the most important preventive messages (e.g., early and exclusive breastfeeding, thermal care, and dry cord care) and critical danger signs for newborn care (e.g., history of difficulty feeding, history of convulsions, movement only when stimulated, fast breathing, chest in-drawing, baby too hot, and baby too cold).
