Subsequently, SvO2 could be used as a screening tool for cardiac dys-function in difficult weaning.
Impaired to the point of being unemployable, their capacity to function in a difficult economy for healthy people, much less a veteran with wrestling with rehabilitation and trauma, is severely limited.
The mother and her five children described in "Nickels and Dimes" (Oct . 9 should be commended for the love and hard work that allow them to function so well in difficult circumstances.
How the commissions function, or fail, in difficult cases is precisely the way they ought to be judged — not by whether they can manage to convict cartoonish goons who are, unequivocally, what we'd call bad guys.
The general driving question was associated with social functioning whereas the driving in difficult conditions or at night items both fell out as a separate domain.
However, evaluation of intrinsic contractile cardiac function is difficult in a clinical setting.
Evaluation of GI autonomic function is difficult in humans, and the diagnosis of GI autonomic neuropathy is often one of exclusion.
In the configuration presented in Figure 2B,C the activity range of the NOT gate is almost fully covered by OUTPUT1, but for low OUTPUT1 values the activity is already decreasing; this effect can make the estimation of transfer function parameters difficult in real experiments, where the number of data points might be limited.
As Boy G's followers, for their part, court Paul by performing a difficult function in Microsoft Word, it becomes clear that they are Hynes's version of the monstrous beings in two brilliant H. G. Wells novels, "The Island of Dr. Moreau" and "The Time Machine".
Meaningful interpretations of brain function in specific disorders is difficult given such variability.
However, direct study of vascular endothelial function in humans is also difficult in part because of limited access to arteries.
