While it is good news that the ranks of the obese in America are not growing, the data also point to the intractable nature of weight gain and signal that the country will be dealing with the health consequences of obesity for years to come.
Plus he was dealing with unfamiliar materials, most of them ready-made and therefore potentially intractable: papers of different weight, patterned and not; high- and low-grade inks, kindergarten gouaches, adhesives that discolored or bled.
Clinical signs of infection include progressive weight loss, intractable diarrhoea, decreased milk production and ultimately death [15].
So instead we got a program that placed the weight of an intractable, billion-dollar underground industry squarely on the shoulders of the individual.
She was admitted for intractable retching, inability to eat, weight loss, and inability to walk.
A 30-yr-old female, diagnosed case of AIDS, was admitted for evaluation of weight loss and intractable diarrhea of 4 months duration.
In a retrospective analysis conducted on 10 common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus) suffering from small intestinal adenocarcinoma, nine of them had common symptoms related to weight loss and an intractable diarrhea, with variable presence of blood [ 15].
The Fed's latest forecast, however, reflects the surprising weight of deeper and more intractable problems, including unsustainable public and private debts, the wreckage of the housing market and trade imbalances.
Low birth weight and maternal anemia remain intractable problems in many developing countries.
Clinical issue Low birth weight is one of the most intractable and yet clinically relevant complications affecting human pregnancies.
