HBO's "Boardwalk Empire," to name the most prominent current example, suffers from the same affliction, though it's more entertaining by virtue of being more forthrightly lurid and soap-operatic.
The medical field, for example, suffers from a concentration of users: a few patients consume most of the medical resources (Jacobi 2012).
The boy of the second case example suffers from a narcissistic PD, but this diagnosis alone would not really characterize his broad personality pathology that is already consolidated at the age of 15.
Bumble bees that managed to pollinate tomatoes, for example, suffer from diseases that have spread to wild bumble bees.
Most interactive educational content — lessons, demos, and assignments, for example — suffer from platform lock-in.
Poor readers may thus, for example, suffer from attentional deficits (Dykman and Ackerman [1991]; McGee et al. [1989]) and so be less likely than normal readers to focus on and persist in reading tasks for a long time.
Ethiopia, for example, suffered from political instability and mitigation at the lowest technological level (behavioural/educational interventions) was barely delivered.
Retinitis pigmentosa can also occur as part of a wider syndrome: patients with Usher syndrome, for example, suffer from early-onset deafness and then develop retinitis pigmentosa later in life.
While software that supports Web conferencing (e.g., Citrix GotoMeeting [ 48], Mikogo [ 49] is widely used, collaborative authoring that supports an orderly change process with conflict resolution and change trail maintenance is challenging to implement well; early versions of Google Wave [ 50], for example, suffered from poor user acceptance.
Once exclusions are applied in an RCT, for whatever reason, this removes the possibility of gathering evidence on how the new drug will act in patients who, for example, suffer from one or more of the excluded morbidities, and/or who take one or more of the excluded medications.
Third, as we discussed in the theoretical framework section, the Fama-French three-factor model suffers from shortcomings; for example, it ignores the momentum effect.
