The game offers diverse difficulty settings that affect the number and speed of humans present, and the conditions needed to accomplish the objective.
Each exercise had different variations, with diverse difficulty and intensity.
Reasons for variations in rating scores for the good practice indicators are diverse: difficulty to rate, completeness and accuracy of the evidence presented, clarity of the good practice indicators and/or adequacy of international benchmarks to rate against.
Aphasia is a heterogeneous syndrome, and the simple classifications according to the Broca-Wernicke-Lichtheim model inadequately describe the diverse communication difficulties with which patients may present.
Too many of them do not get enough rest, the institute says, and the result can lead to diverse problems, like difficulties with schoolwork and relationships with friends and family.
Detecting differences among infection groups, as well as the discriminatory roles of various immune parameters, is complicated by interdependencies among these parameters, their diverse kinetics, and difficulties in gauging variability given the small sample size at our disposal.
Klinger et al. (2014) found that power outages impact health at many levels within diverse settings, including the difficulties of accessing health care, maintaining frontline services, and addressing the challenges of community health care such as the provision of electrically generated home oxygen supplies.
One Swedish study found that students appear to have a QoL that is lower than that of young workers of the same age [ 18] and is associated with academic failure, job difficulties, and diverse social outcomes later in life [ 19].
Access to complete clinical patient information was also important in the management of older patients with extensive medical histories and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds who encounter difficulties recounting their clinical history.
These problems are of a diverse nature and include difficulties in interacting with peers, poorer social skills, and both internalizing and externalizing behavior problems (Barton and North 2004; Graf et al. 2006; Noll et al. 2007; Prinzie et al. 2003).
Specifically, concerns often surface in relation to decreased levels of motivation, unpredictable family involvement, scheduling difficulties and diverse family perspectives, and these can compromise the participant's engagement in the study.
