Microvillus inclusion disease (MVID) is characterised by onset of intractable life-threatening watery diarrhoea during infancy.
In particular, rapidly progressive (RP) ILD is an intractable and life-threatening complication in PM/DM.
As in many developing nations, smoking is viewed more as an intractable part of life than as something for law enforcement to tackle.
Top 10 Films 1. AMOUR (Michael Haneke) With ruthless clarity, but also with tact and compassion, Mr. Haneke invites us to look at the arrival of death at the end of a Parisian couple's long marriage, and shows, almost as if for the first time, how the saddest and most intractable facts of life can be transformed into art.
A.O. Scott put "Amour" at the head of his Top 10 for the year, writing that the film, directed by Michael Haneke, "shows, almost as if for the first time, how the saddest and most intractable facts of life can be transformed into art".
And soon I'll have to make plain to my son the most intractable fact of life, which, of course, is death.
Among the commission's concerns is a recent survey showing that federal workers are disillusioned, with 41percentt saying they come to work only for their paycheck and revealing a range of intractable quality-of-life problems.
Despite the negligible change between figures in today's report and those in the 1998 survey, the fund viewed the results as a sign, however slight, that the city was making progress in its battle against one of New York City's more intractable quality-of-life issues.
Many people thought the goal was unattainable and that high rates were an intractable part of English life.
