There were various barriers to providing a healthy family diet, these included: the ready availability of fast food; difficulty accessing fresh fruit and vegetables; peer pressure from others in the community to conform to typical diets, or to not deny the family affordable (unhealthy) treats.
Since mobile devices have a small screen for typing, they generally cause the following typing difficulties: fast input and fat finger.
Multi-target tracking is mainly challenged by the nonlinearity present in the measurement equation and the difficulty in fast and accurate data association.
This pattern of results was interpreted to mean that elderly persons with low vitamin levels have difficulty when fast and accurate processing of novel information is required, but are quite efficient in utilizing pre-existing knowledge structures.
Within this wealth of information is almost impossible to less experienced health professionals store all specific knowledge of their areas, and there is still the problem of difficulty of fast and easy access to knowledge in health, because this knowledge is mainly internalized in people minds and are not explicitly organized and documented.
They acted fast, which explains the difficulty the police is facing in identifying and arresting them".
On one side were the Russians, who were characterised by regional prosecutor Brice Robin as "a group of 100 to 150 people came to fight They acted fast, which explains the difficulty the police is facing in identifying and arresting them".
Similarly, one may hypothesize that the difficulty with fast fluent reading of developmental dyslexia cases may be caused by a congenital dysfunction of the OT cortex.
A chief limitation is the slow read time between measurements and the sensitivity of the sensor, resulting in difficulty with fast desensitizing receptor systems; yet with the judicious use of agents that maintain an active state and retard desensitization, this obstacle may be overcome and a suitable rank ordering of potency determined for agonists and antagonists.
For children with difficulty or fast breathing, there was an increase of 23.5% in the proportion of women who sought care from CHWs between the baseline and post-study in the model A communities that was significant on unadjusted analysis but became non-significant after adjustment for clustering (Table 3).
A diverse range of health professionals and support staff were included in these studies with no demonstrable differences in training or accuracy, however typists (including health professionals) who are competent and presumably fast typists have some difficulty adapting to SR systems [ 22] ie., more benefit is obtained for slower typists.
