Systems based on misuse detection tend to be more precise in pinpointing specific attacks, generating less false-positives, while presenting more difficulty to detect previously unknown attack patterns.
For instance elderly people with increased postural frailty would present more difficulty to compensate for postural contamination.
Mr Swinney explained: "We need the powers of independence because Westminster's welfare reforms and the failing Work Programme are only serving to increase the pressure on our services and present more difficulties to those we are seeking to support.
It presents more difficulties when it is applied to the design of a more complex system that depends on many physical quantities (i.e. vehicles, industrial production plants, etc).
Moving camera with static objects: this scenario presents more difficulties, since there is no static background to easily determine the moving objects.
We may even say that modern physical theory potentially presents more difficulties for the temporalist position than it does for divine eternalism.
The third objection may be thought to present more difficulty than the others, namely, that which alleges that motion arises in things in which it did not exist before, and adduces in proof the case of animate things: thus an animal is first at rest and afterwards walks, not having been set in motion apparently by anything from without.
Cross-pollinated crops, on the other hand, present more difficulty when saving healthy seeds.
This may present more difficulty in some contexts than others.
However, carers who express high emotional-overinvolvement (EOI) have presented more difficulty for an attributional model of EE, such that some authors have simply dropped them from their analysis (Lopez et al., 2004), stating that 'it appears that an attributional model of relapse does not apply to households characterised as high EOI'.
