Further investigation is therefore needed to understand either how food insecurity during pregnancy leads to mental distress or weather mental distress is a contributing factor in the development of food insecurity.
Thus, further study is recommended to determine if food insecurity during pregnancy produces mental distress or weather mental distress is a contributing factor in the development of food insecurity.
In addition, the utilization of remote sensing methods is not limited to the identification and analysis of pavement defects and distress from weathering or service loads.
The Coast Guard will continue the search at first light, but is considering the call a possible hoax, he said, because other boats in the vicinity did not find a boat in distress, despite good weather and daylight.
These benchmarks would serve to gauge the safety of financial institutions, the extent to which they engage in risky practices, and their ability to weather economic distress.
"UNICEF has to look at what kind of environment is in place to ensure that children don't just survive, but thrive and can weather trauma, distress and disaster in a way that doesn't destroy their confidence in life".
"UNICEF is working not just to respond to the immediate effects of the tsunami, but focusing on building foundations for life to ensure that children don't just survive, but thrive and can weather trauma, distress and disaster in a way that doesn't destroy their confidence in life".
In mild weather conditions, distresses such as permanent deformation, fatigue cracking can be encountered on the pavements due to traffic loading.
A passenger, perhaps distressed by the scary weather, couldn't breathe and had to be put on oxygen.
