Within Scotland, the government would have to emphasise the challenges and costs as well as the opportunities and gains which come from being responsible for our own affairs.
Lupton also emphasises the challenges presented by "the shift of poverty into Outer London" - a phenomenon Outer London boroughs have been aware of for some time - with the change accentuated by the recession, which hit Outer London harder than Inner London.
This emphasises the challenges associated with constitutive relations, boundary conditions, parameter estimation and validation in cartilage modelling programmes.
This example brings into sharp relief the ways in which knowledge of mitochondrial disease might be translated by following generations, emphasising the challenges that rare and complex disease presents for patients and health services.
The authors emphasise the challenges faced by client and practitioners alike, stress the vital role of teamwork in addressing the complexities of CFS/ME, as well as the problems and pitfalls facing patients after a lengthy illness, and that "a fear of progress is real for some patients" [ 25].
But in the build-up to his sold-out Manchester comeback, The Hitman spent much time emphasising the challenge posed by his immediate opponent.
The work emphasises the challenge in changing behaviour via information-based interventions, with a distinction drawn between simple behaviour change and complex behaviour change including psychological barriers.
The paper presents the assessment of quality in implementing DOTS strategy in hospitals in Indonesia and emphasises the challenge of achieving high process quality in managing adult TB cases seen in the outpatient unit.
12 13 The observation that the White Scottish population, except for breast cancer and prostate cancer in the other White British, generally have higher rates than other ethnic groups in the same environment, further emphasises the challenge in Scotland. 1 Differences in cancer rates between many non-White and White populations have been demonstrated previously, 3 including in Scotland.
Although we are not told whether cytoreductive cancer surgery was carried out in these women or was more limited by findings at surgery, the data re-emphasise the challenge faced by physicians and radiologists in defining appropriate management strategies for women with ovarian masses on a case by case basis.
