Therefore, the inherent historical heterogeneity of different cohorts of older adults presents additional difficulties to adopting the Markovian approach.
One way to avoid this difficulty might be to adopt an E.U.-wide policy designed to reduce indebtedness, such as the debt-buyback proposals contained in a new report from the London-based Center for Economic Progress.
Raids by Lezgian mountaineers from Dagestan, economic stringency, and other difficulties impelled Erekle to adopt a pro-Russian orientation.
Yet, at many Saudi Arabian hospitals, use of alcohol-based hand rub has been permitted since 2003, and no difficulties or reluctance to adopt these formulations have been encountered [ 27].
While much of Europe has been struggling to recover — and countries in financial difficulty have been forced to adopt austerity programs that are likely to stifle economic growth, at least in the short term — German unemployment is at its lowest level since German unification nearly two decades ago.
The CHWs noted that their lack of confidence contributed to difficulties in convincing beneficiaries to adopt preferred behaviour such as preparing a balanced diet or practising basic hygiene.
The support and financing of polysomnography in terms of sleep laboratory equipment and skilled staff, as well as the practical difficulties, have led investigators to adopt other techniques in critical care.
What is important for the history is a philosopher's sensitivity to the alleged difficulty, whatever solution he chooses to adopt.
Where there is a possibility to guard against a foreseeable risk (no matter how small, provided it is not remote or fanciful) by adopting a means involving little difficulty or expense, the failure to adopt such means will, in general, be professional negligence (Box 4) [ 19].
Gavett had compounded the difficulties by asking the singers to adopt a version of Nicola Vicentino's intricate tuning system.
