This is crucial in terms of the policy imperative to improve patient safety, because without such knowledge it is difficult to design improvement initiatives which chime with professionals' experience of trying to keep their services safe and the barriers they face to doing so.
Of course, because both unaffected p16 mutation carriers and noncarriers alike reported improvements, it is difficult to attribute improvements among unaffected carriers to the receipt of a positive p16 test result.
While conditions were described as playing an important role in guiding parents to make decisions that improve the health and development outcomes of their children, it is difficult to attribute improvements in health and development outcomes to conditionalities alone.
They said one reason that the trial might have failed is that it is difficult to measure improvements in autistic children.
For example, without a reliable reference material, it is difficult to gauge improvements to lateral resolution and image quality afforded by emerging technologies.
"While investors will be pleased with the solid operating performance, it is difficult to see much improvement in the home improvement sector," a Sanford C. Bernstein & Company analyst, Colin McGranahan, wrote in a note to clients.
While it is difficult to ascribe the improvement to a specific or multiple elements in the vectors from our current data, the enhancement can be attributed to the new vectors as a whole.
If former PCT managers end up running the new consortia, it is difficult to see where improvement will come from; and as for the involvement of private-sector companies in the commissioning business, PCTs have long been at liberty to seek their services.
Looking at the above scenario, it seems that it is difficult to achieve significant improvement in both the electrical as well as mechanical properties of the CNT/polyimide composites simultaneously.
Despite its importance, the choroidal circulation located beneath the retina and the retinal pigment epithelium is difficult to study without improvement of OCT technology.
