Examining the specifics of the images used within the study by Vorstenbosch et al., students appeared to have had greater difficulty with themes utilising detailed cross-sectional illustrations, as opposed to those which used simpler diagrams or line drawings [ 45].
A Dangerous World As the first post-cold-war president, Mr. Clinton has had difficulty finding a theme to sum up his approach to the world.
Given the book's fluid and changeable approach to plot and characters, a definitive, critically agreed-upon plot synopsis remains elusive (see Critical response and themes: Difficulties of plot summary below).
Three themes emerged: Difficulty in nursing care, complications such as fistula and infections, and poor hospital administration.
This multi-part case tells the story of security planning for the 1996 Olympic games in Atlanta, focusing particularly on two themes: the difficulty, in the highly-decentralized US federal system, of identifying a lead body of law enforcement officials to make key planning decisions, and the question of what sorts of threats should and can be anticipated.
Moreover, Casamassina was disappointed that the three difficulty modes reused level themes and by the absence of progressive scan support.
The themes of difficulty in seeking care, reaching care and receiving appropriate emergency care are found throughout healthcare systems in Africa.
"The Limner" — about an itinerant portrait painter — addresses another familiar Barnesian theme: the difficulty of understanding or capturing another person's life, the same theme that animated "Flaubert's Parrot," the author's masterpiece about the author of "Madame Bovary".
Bush's campaigning, such as it is, has been uninspired and uninteresting--and he still has difficulty in sustaining a theme.
The conference presented a wide range of crosscutting perspectives on biotechnology's current crossroad with two main themes: communication difficulties and risk.
