This practice, in some context is known as palliative sedation therapy [ 3, 11], has been defined as "the monitored use of medications intended to induce a state of decreased or absent awareness or unconsciousness in order to relieve the burden of otherwise intractable suffering in a manner that is ethically acceptable to the patient, family and health-care providers" [ 2].
Her sisters were a more intractable matter.
Films prepared in this manner are insoluble and intractable.
The problem of capturing a manner of theatrical performance appears intractable: "It is the fate of actors to leave only picture postcards behind them.
Intractable obstacles get in the way.
In due course I would expect to see the lab commissioning long-term research, using techniques such as randomised control trials or pilots; research that may require years to undertake but that should ultimately help politicians of the future address intractable social, economic or environmental challenges in a more informed manner.
This is challenging but by no means intractable - and would allow surfaces for lifespan and all manner of histological, biochemical and molecular variables, including those implicated in the process of aging, to be plotted onto macronutrient intake arrays.
This weakness arises from the use of different database-specific structure encoding formats that are difficult or impossible to cross-translate in a facile manner due to semantic and syntactic nuances that are intractable to automatic translation (Doubet and Albersheim 1992; Bohne-Lang et al. 2001; Aoki et al. 2004; Kikuchi et al. 2005; Campbell et al. 2008).
This manuscript presents a hybrid approach to enable the transfer of sensitivity information between the various components in an efficient manner that precludes the need for a global sensitivity analysis procedure, often envisaged to be computationally intractable.
Unfortunately, corruption remained intractable.
