Congenital color deficiencies are related to poorer school performance, slowed CRT at traffic lights, difficulty with information processing from color video monitors, and increased difficulty with color-coded tasks (Cole and MacDonald 1988; Margrain et al. 1996; O'Brian et al. 2002; Steward and Cole 1989).
As Gwyn Topham reports, Boris himself made light of difficulties.
With the advent of differently coloured light sources difficulties of such measurements have grown.
But because automakers earn almost all of their profits on light trucks, difficulties in that half of the market can quickly lead to cost cuts and job losses.
In pursuing their goals, advocates played down problems like the harshness of fluorescent light, and difficulties with dimming the bulbs and dealing with the toxic mercury they contain.
Other users, however, praise the US move, expressing astonishment at Arabs' criticism of the ban in light of difficulties put in the way of Syrian refugees getting visas by almost all Arab countries.
Experience, after all, might mislead us, as it (perhaps) misled Putnam when he suggested revising logic in light of difficulties in quantum mechanics, or suggested revising "cats are animals," were we to discover the things were robots.
This brings to light the difficulties in defining forced marriage and child marriage.
This brings to light the difficulties faced by MLs in leading and coordinating activities with a view to achieving their strategic objectives, in the absence of any real authority or power.
In the light of difficulties surrounding studies on candidate gene associations, how did the authors arrive at this result, what needs to be done further, and how does the discovery fit in the quest for solving RA genetics?
The student's pediatrician, parents and teachers should communicate about the incident, the recommendations said, and be watchful for when academic tasks aggravate symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, sensitivity to light and difficulty concentrating.
