In other words, social circumstances and physical characteristics can predict vulnerability to future difficulties [ 18].
Although nurse shortages have been moderated partly by the global economic downturn, nurses' reports of their intentions to leave their jobs in hospitals could indicate future difficulties, especially with the substantial rates seen in Europe (from 19% in the Netherlands to 49% in Finland and Greece).
As he shot to fame and popularity during the TV debates, Clegg was, however, sowing other seeds of his future difficulties in ways that even wise heads in the party did not see as that problematic at the time.
This description, and the areas where data is missing, highlight both the importance of collecting data in future epidemics, difficulties in documenting outbreaks occurring in complex emergencies and most importantly, the need to assure that minimal requirements are met.
And it means that in future, the difficulty of exams taken by England's school pupils will be linked to what's happening in classrooms on the other side of the world.
Our results are also likely to be useful in future research on difficulty models of local search in SAT, as local search cost in both SAT and the JSP is largely dictated by the same search space features.
In fact, early attention deficits have been identified as important in signalling future cognitive difficulties [ 4], such as those related to language processing.
If he runs into difficulties in future, he may find that others can play the same game.
However, there is less clarity (which is likely to be deeply unsatisfying for London) about what would happen if a Scottish bank got itself into difficulties in future.
If we do not wish to lose our legitimacy, we must learn from the recent blockages to avoid running into such difficulties in future.
It can also lead to infections, ulcers in the vaginal tract or difficulties in future childbirth, and has ended many marriages, according to Women's Dignity, a Tanzanian NGO.
