A lack of coordinated information exchange between providers can lead to a duplication of efforts, increased assessment burden, increased frustration for the providers and care recipients [ 11], a disruption in care provision [ 12] and potentially poor client outcomes if potential clinical issues are not recognized by all care providers.
With the costly lift tickets and accommodations that people must pay to ski at resorts, few people I know are willing to gamble their once- or twice-a-season ski holiday on the potentially poor conditions at Whistler.
Then, noting the problems inspectors uncovered and potentially poor management of cooling towers and evaporative condensers by facilities management companies, it adds: "Taken together with the increased turnover of FM companies leading to management responsibilities changing, it could be speculated that scenarios are occuring where an outbreak could happen [in London].
Economic analysis of projects is a tool for weeding out potentially poor investments and selecting potentially worthwhile ones.
Idiopathic retinal vasculitis, aneurysms, and neuroretinitis (IRVAN) syndrome is a rare entity with a potentially poor visual prognosis.
"However, this is a key role for the club and we will not hurry into a potentially poor appointment".
In conclusion, syphilitic posterior uveitis may be associated with complex RD and fulminant PVR despite therapy, with a potentially poor visual prognosis.
However, G. bosc lead to increases in cyanobacteria and ostracods and a trend toward increases in the copepod Pseudobradya sp. Our findings suggest that microcosm experiments are potentially poor mimics of natural systems without bioturbation.
Another problem, Mitchell says, is that Bergeron's study and others rely on "English language translations of historical descriptions for crucifixion in the past, which leads to mistakes from potentially poor translations".
The level of difficulty, and of potentially poor numerical behavior, of a DAE system is quantifiable by an integer called its index, with an ODE system having index 0. Solvers of generally good performance, e.g. DASSL and LSODI, are available for index 1 DAE systems, but are not reliable for the index 2 problems we obtain by direct approaches here.
Second, as mentioned above, the slight difference observed for the "mild" health state between the Swedish and the UK participants, indicating that the Swedish participants perceived the burden in this health state as more severe than the UK participants, may possibly be due to patients interpreting disease-related events as a sign of poor disease control and a potentially poor prognosis.
