As indicated in Table 4, AS subjects had, compared with controls, higher total score, more frequent difficulties in falling asleep (item 1), longer sleep latency in working days (item 2a) and tendency to prolonged sleep latency also during freetime (item 2b).
The surveys demonstrated a return rate of 31%; the more frequent difficulties referred by the patients were, as in the forementioned study: peristomal skin irritation (76%), pouch leakage (62%), odor (59%), reduction in previously enjoyed activities (54%), and depression/anxiety (53%).
A more frequent and serious difficulty has to do with tone.
She also had a significant decline in language with more frequent word-finding difficulties and visuospatial and executive impairment.
Dual use might create a vicious circle with more frequent tobacco use and difficulty in quitting tobacco use, and has also been shown to be related to a strong tobacco addiction (20, 21).
As in southern Bali, people consider the mountain situated to the north to be sacred and the southern ocean unclean (Toru, 1993a, b, c, d).Compared with the land, the sea shows much less ecological resistance, so distant coastal populations and cultures still share similarities and more frequent movement and mixture adds difficulty in dividing waters.
I hadn't hit 'rock bottom' yet, but I was aware that I was suffering more frequent headaches and was having difficulty concentrating.
MTC presents lots of its own characteristics different from traditional human-to-human (H2H) or Human Type Communication (HTC): uplink-centric applications, short but more frequent transmission, large number of devices, difficulty to change battery, and so on [4].
Moreover, the three-year-olds in the colic group had significantly greater difficulty falling asleep and more frequent temper tantrums.
