Problems in delivering the costly, lifesaving technology spawned the field of bioethics, which has dealt with the many predicaments of dialysis and, subsequently, organ transplantation and myriad other therapies like in vitro fertilization.
Internet-based communication (ICT) systems, such as the EMR, have been seen as a remedy for the many predicaments in healthcare delivery and quality, one that promises more than is realized in most cases [ 14].
The dreams were vivid, in both their detail and the many predicaments her mind devised.
Notably, there are a good many districts that have evaded this predicament.
However, the fact is that such undeniable factors have affected many of same groups of people they blame for their current predicament.
Many have argued that this predicament afflicted Europe in the 1980's, causing an ailment known as "Euro-sclerosis," or prolonged job stagnation.
And, he said, his predicament was even worse than that: it was emblematic of the web of restrictions, monopolies and other distortions that have made many Greek companies uncompetitive, and pushed the country close to bankruptcy.
As you have said many times, Mitt Romney wants to take us back to the failed policies of the Bush administration that got us into this predicament in the first place.
As in Iraq, the Sunnis' predicament has pushed many into outright radicalism.
Rising prices have worsened their predicament.
