4 5 6 7 10 57 Differences in physiological dysfunction, speed of the development of shock, complications, and case fatality before intervention frustrate the development of a single fluid resuscitation strategy appropriate for all contexts.
The lack of an effective intervention has frustrated patients and their healthcare providers since the advent of cytotoxic cancer treatment.
Damaged infrastructure, lost records, depleted health workforce and weak governance reflected in ineffective management, support systems, supplies systems and maldistribution of resources combine to frustrate effective public health intervention.
There are a minority of parents whose interventions frustrate independent sector headteachers.
Seven years after the American intervention, they are frustrated as the conflict is worsening and their lives are not visibly improving.
For the United States, the conflict is a bundle of risks and contradictions that has made Washington's stance — frustrating those who favor a more robust intervention — far more cautious than it was in Libya.
McNamee was left frustrated again when O'Connor made a timely intervention as he prepared to unleash a shot on goal.
From the time of the Tobacco Revolt in 1891 onward, attempts at democracy have been repeatedly frustrated by acts or threats of foreign intervention.
Perhaps some physicians, frustrated by underlying illnesses that defy medical intervention, gain a sense of control by treating conditions they can treat.
The intervention of the F.A.A. is now frustrating local lawmakers, who complain that the agency wants them to back off their own rules — even as it is seen as too lenient on drone users.
"It really frustrates us because we would like to be aggressive about prevention and early intervention, but the financing doesn't work".
