Less than 27% of prior sexually active patients resumed sexual activity after surgery, while more than 40% of patients reported feeling depressed, and most patients also reported difficulty in adjusting to their diversion, difficulty with urine leakage, skin problems, difficulties in managing care, fear of recurrence, financial worries, family distress, and uncertainty about the future [ 15].
Mr. Liney's attention was also a diversion from Mr. Pinkney's difficulties at school: "I had dyslexia.
Lack of client demands was identified as one of the main difficulties in C&D waste diversion.
The case could last for years, causing a political diversion at a time when the Philippines is struggling, against mounting difficulties, for stability and economic revival.
Soon the papers were peppered with specious stories planted by Gove's office about the diversion of resources from other areas of the education budget, implementation difficulties and budget overruns – all of which were nonsense.
This atmospheric balancing act is emblematic of Wright's whole career: hitting that elusive sweet spot between difficulty and accessibility, between highbrow concepts and lowbrow diversion.
These difficulties might explain why the lure of massive water diversions is looming high again.
This study implemented an enhanced multiple-pattern inverse water quality modeling (MPIWQM) approach in a water diversion study for a terminal plateau lake in southwestern China to address the difficulty of developing robust water-diversion decision support under data limitation and model uncertainty.
The chapter on intricacy reminds us that favourite diversions such as hunting, shooting or fishing depend, for their joys, on the "frequent difficulties, and disappointments, that are daily met with in their pursuit".
In "Diversion of Angels," a tribute to love, Snezana Adjanski, as the woman in red, had little difficulty maintaining the spectacular balances in the work.
