An obvious difficulty of the event-based approach is how to decide the cost of the biogeographic events.
The idea to run a marathon pales in comparison to the difficulty of the actual event.
The parenting stress measure used in this study, the Pediatric Inventory for Parents, was designed specifically to assess the occurrence of primarily disease-related events and the difficulty of those events for caregivers [ 26].
A recent United Nations survey of over 5000 persons with disabilities from 126 countries found only 20%% could evacuate immediately without difficulty in the event of a sudden hazard, while the remainder reported they could evacuate with some degree of difficulty (UNISDR 2013).
You may have difficulty leaving in the event of a further deterioration in security," the FCO warned in a statement.
You may have difficulty leaving in the event of a further deterioration in security," it said in a statement.
Similarly, the Protestant party had difficulty in making use of the event, given Cranmer's recantations.
The importance of the potential need for effortful processing is that it may indicate the relative difficulty of updating the various event indices of an event model during narrative comprehension (Zwaan, Langston, & Graesser, 1995).
Challenges inherent in the current system, including the difficulty of establishing accurate event rates for medical devices and potential disincentives for the industry to conduct comprehensive monitoring, were discussed.
An accomplished fencer, he was not expected to have any difficulty in the fencing portion of the event.
Previous research had highlighted that the mental health effects of flooding can be serious and long lasting due to the stresses of the event, difficulties coping with the recovery process, financial concerns, and anxiety over future events.
