"Heroin is a physical and emotional painkiller: it lessens the difficulty or sadness of being, of feeling unloved, inadequate, frightened … Addiction is a symptom, not a disease.
So reducing the entering speed is an effective measure to decrease the possibility of scraping or heading on the barrier, which can also lessen the difficulty in trajectory adjustment.
However, the recent increased availability of high sensitivity mass-spectrometry for peptide identification greatly lessens the difficulty of detecting midasin in semi-purified cell fractions.
32 Using existing data lessens the difficulties in recruiting and retaining those with increasing inability to assent or comprehend informed consent, offering important insights into resident care.
Defined mixtures, which are defined by how they are generated, are source-oriented, and lessen the difficulties by focusing exclusively on a distinct type of real-world mixture, such as emissions from certain sources or source categories.
Extending the statute of limitations will not lessen the inherent difficulty of securing a conviction in a sexual-assault case.
Transabdominal transanal resection (TATAR) with total mesorectal excision (TME) by laparoscopy tends to lessen the technical difficulties encountered by many surgeons, according to recent reports [ 1, 51].
Nor will the difficulty be lessened by an appeal to what has been written on the subject.
Much of the difficulty will be lessened if, in any appropriate case, the mentally ill patient is formally committed.
Perhaps it would have been illegal and impossible to put them side by side to show how the difficulty of the older test had been lessened.
This increases the difficulty in providing a quality package of care, improving the control of asthma and lessening the effect on children who suffer from this common condition.
