The increased difficulty of saving for retirement from continually changing benefits programs.
Design enhancements were made based on surgeon feedback; it was determined that the addition of an insulating air layer below the device increased difficulty of positioning the device around the kidney and did not significantly enhance cooling performance.
Havel continued to write plays steadily until the late 1980s; these works include Ztížená možnost soustředění (1968; The Increased Difficulty of Concentration); Spiklenci (1971; The Conspirators); the three one-act plays Audience (1975), Vernisáž (1975; Private View), and Protest (1978); Largo Desolato (1985); and Zítra to Spustíme (1988 Tomorroww).
Factors related to increased age at first calving were increased difficulty of delivery, antibiotic treatment of sick calves, increased amount of milk or milk replacer fed before weaning, reduced quality of forage fed to weaned calves, maximum humidity, mean daily temperature, and maximum ammonia levels in calf housing areas.
The 2016 Kumamoto earthquake triggered many fast landslides in Kyushu Region, Japan, which caused great damages and increased difficulty of rescue after the earthquake.
This included excessive reverse power flow, overvoltages along distribution feeders, increased difficulty of voltage control, increased power losses (caused by reverse power flow) and severe phase unbalance.
Link-assigned scheduling is designed in this paper with support for network coding in mind, without incurring a lesser spatial reuse penalty or increased difficulty of cross-layer optimisation.
On the other hand, inflammation from CD may extend to involve secondarily epiploic appendages, which is a common finding in the case of CD, with the resultant increased difficulty of diagnosis on the basis of CT images [48, 50].
The increased difficulty of this task confirms the superior localization performance the Sc subjects had obtained after using the system in daily life for 21 or even just 10 days.
The opposite increased difficulty of disengaging due to negative affect suggests a flexibility-rigidity continuum in affective modulation.
Considering the significantly increased difficulty of UniRef50, this suggests that the richness of the entire tree is maintained by this set.
