Mr. Ghanim said the attack on Saturday was carried out by a suicide bomber, a much more difficult type of attack to prevent.
I found that the phone's unusual shape made for more difficult typing but, other than that, it was a solid phone.
But when the recall involved the more difficult type of learning — memorizing without intermittent testing — the children who were in better aerobic condition significantly outperformed the less-fit group, remembering about 40 percent of the regions' names accurately, compared with barely 25 percent accuracy for the out-of-shape kids.
On the first anniversary as a federal penitentiary, on June 30 , 1935 the Bureau of Prisons observed that: "The establishment of this institution not only provided a secure place for the detention of the more difficult type of criminal but has had a good effect upon discipline in our other penitentiaries also.
For example, expert typists prefer pairs of letters that can be typed easily over pairs that are more difficult to type (even when they're not typing), suggesting that motor experience can influence affective judgments [11].
Many sources, including Kamp's own work, employ a graphical "box notation" which is sometimes clearer, but less parsimonious and more difficult to type.
However, weight loss is generally more difficult in type 2 diabetic patients; moreover, thiazolidinediones, sulfonylureas, and insulin cause weight gain, whereas metformin and incretin-related therapies tend to be weight neutral or induce modest weight loss (7– 11).
Experience with current genotyping technologies would suggest that rare variants are more difficult to type than SNPs, and thus stringent quality control procedures are required to avoid increased false-positive error rates as a result of genotype misspecification.
Some websites will generate nonsense words (that are much more difficult to type quickly) and some will concentrate on combinations and finger placement.[2] Even others will be offered in multiple languages.
