The assignment is my response to the distressing finding that six months after having completed a standard introductory economics course, students are no better able to answer questions about basic economic principles than others who have never even taken economics.
The study's most distressing finding is that more than 40 percent of students who borrowed privately were in fact eligible to borrow from the safer and generally less costly federal program.
The distressing finding of subsequent urinary tract cancer dictates the need for early suspicion and intervention.
However, a distressing finding in this study was the fact that CPT stocks had been interrupted for several months and consistent with study reports from Uganda [ 14].
Ms. Gillard described as "deeply distressing" the findings in the report, which was commissioned after an episode last year in which a male cadet at the elite Australian Defense Force Academy was caught streaming video of himself having sex with a female cadet to his friends via Skype without her knowledge.
Fish farming, 85% of it in Asia, is now a $30-billion-a-year 30-billion-a-year 30-billion-a-year 30-billion-a-years dindustryng new findings to world fisheries ministers here next week.
However, what I am finding distressing is that women have experienced pain, incontinence and feelings of distress around their birthing experience.... Five interviews so far.
However, what I am finding distressing is that women have experienced pain, incontinence and feelings of distress around their birthing experience.... Within this same reflection my beginner level understanding too of what autoethnography was is apparent here: Threading autoethnography throughout the interviews does not always feel appropriate to me.
These findings were distressing to the researchers, but they contain a message.
In this context, several of our findings were distressing.
These findings are distressing since large X. muta individuals, often termed the "redwoods of the reef," can be hundreds of years old [26].
