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Patients with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have higher smoking rates, a younger age of smoking onset, and increased difficulty to stop smoking as compared to controls.

Despite a steep incline on the grass field (increased difficulty to accumulate steps), students within the intervention school were consistently above children's school lunchtime steps per minute from a United States (US) PA study (53 mean steps/min) [ 24], yet the control school were below this mark.

The drawback is the increased difficulty to monitor the beam delivery.

This might be due to the reason that at higher concentration of the fungicide, there is an increased difficulty to access the adsorption site (Nemeth et al. 2002).

This led to an increased difficulty to make decisions: "There were intense points when everyone was talking all at the same time.

Aged patients may suffer from a higher proportion of illiteracy, and this may translate into increased difficulty to correctly understand the questionnaires administered [ 14].

Railways represent an ideal system for herbicide resistant transgenic plants to establish and spread as a result of high selective pressure in favour of herbicide resistance with consequent increased difficulties to keep the infrastructure free of weeds.

However, it is conceivable that it is just a matter of time for transgenic populations to become more abundant considering the positive selective pressure, with consequent increased difficulties to keep the infrastructure free of weeds.

This may have a profound impact on toxicity and aggressiveness and consequently increased difficulties to control FHB.

Additionally, the extent of intra-group variability among viruses is greater than in Bacteria due to their faster evolution rates, which poses increased difficulties to the assembler.

In March 2009, the international immigration analyst Arno Tanner warned that in Africa "the mixture of rising food prices, increasing difficulty to secure international loans, deteriorating export avenues, and shrinking labour markets will cause brain drain, societal unrest, and conflict".