Secondly, it is possible that initial experience with low intensity interventions (especially if unsuccessful) could act as a barrier to further treatment.
In accordance with previous studies, the results of this study indicate that infertility treatment, especially when unsuccessful, might increase the risk of a negative psychological symptomatology.
A previous systematic review in 2005 [ 39] of TOM in published articles from the WHO European region also showed availability of national estimates for only a limited number of countries, considerable heterogeneity and possible different interpretation given to WHO definitions, especially for unsuccessful outcomes.
Any defeat for your team can be tough to take, and after a few drinks things can start to get emotional, especially after an unsuccessful penalty shootout.
Attempts to defeat Mrs. Clinton at the ballot box have repeatedly proved to be unsuccessful — especially, as she has pointed out, in the larger states — so his campaign is now employing a two-front strategy: trying to ignore Mrs. Clinton while working to overwhelm her campaign by using its financial advantage to advertise more and build larger organizations in each of the remaining nine contests.
I will not say that they were unsuccessful, especially monetarily.
Federer now has to be much more conscious of staying away from certain patterns that have proved unsuccessful, especially the pattern that keeps him pinned in his backhand corner.
The translation of preclinical studies in rodents into clinical applications in humans is frequently unsuccessful, especially for structures where rodents have very different anatomy and physiology, such as the cardiovascular system [ 21, 22].
While an extensive literature describes various programmatic strategies, it neglects the rigorous analysis of the reasons these strategies have been unsuccessful, especially for women living at the economic and social margins of society.
In some special patient populations, such as patients who are edemaous, pulseless, have anatomic variation, hypotension, obesity, and so on, the insertion of artery catheters traditionally can be particularly difficult, especially after repeated unsuccessful attempts causing complications such as hemorrhage and hematoma formation.
