This findings points to a genetically moderated differential susceptibility to intervention, which might partially explain difficult-to-treat cases often encountered in clinical work.
"The post-1998 perisd is really difficult, partially because of Arctic warming and partly because of the change in SST measurements," says Kevin Cowtan, a computational scientist at the University of York in the United Kingdom, who co-authored the 2014 paper.
Generally, the studies on alcohol-induced headache have not carried out the distinction between the immediate and delayed alcohol-induced headache, which in migraine patients can be partially artificial and difficult to perform [8].
Newman said Stanton had thought up many ideas for how he wanted the music to sound, and he generally followed them as he found scoring a partially silent film difficult.
However, MRI evaluation of the quality of ligaments is difficult, partially due to the lack of a standard evaluation method.
Whereas the technique of homologous recombination in mESCs resulted in thousands of knock-out animals, the adaptation of this technique to hESCs is difficult, partially due to low homologous recombination efficiencies and targeting to non-expressed genes.
Competitive Advantage While the MagnaStim and TheraMag devices are effective and user-friendly, with multiple home healthcare applications, all the competing devices currently on the market are only partially effective or difficult and awkward to use for the recommended therapeutic treatment.
Harrison, 21, has never made it past the second round of a Grand Slam in 12 main draw appearances, though that is at least partially attributable to past difficult draws; 7 of his 12 losses have come to players ranked 12th or higher.
Authorities believe it is upside down and partially buried, making removal difficult.
However, the role of the other two components (i.e., exposure and risk of crash) remains uncertain, partially because it is difficult to determine the amount of exposure in pedestrians accurately (Clifton and Livi 2005; Keall 1995).
Monitoring of large amount of visual data (e.g., representing terrain after flood, hurricane or another natural catastrophe) to find predefined objects (e.g., human bodies or generally 3D objects) that may be only partially visible is a difficult task for people.
