Dysphagia is a prevalent difficulty among aging adults.
A variety of other oral impacts were also prevalent; "difficulty carrying out main role or work" was reported by 22.1% and "difficulty sleeping" by 21.8%.
This limitation in speech was not a prevalent difficulty among the group of subjects surveyed, yet, was identified as very important in this study and in others [ 48, 49].
But as netbooks become more prevalent, such difficulties are likely to ease.The upshot is that netbooks are great as cheap, simple and small computers for performing basic tasks—especially if the pre-installed software does what you want it to.
Our findings indicate that difficulty in talking to father was more prevalent than difficulty in talking to mother, and difficulty in talking to parents was more common among girls than among boys and increased with age.
The most prevalent impacts were difficulty eating (28.7%), difficulty sleeping (18.5%), avoiding smiling due to toothache (14.9%) and avoiding smiling due to appearance (12.5%).
Characteristically, patients with this clinically prevalent disorder have difficulties recognizing and interpreting emotional signals within themselves; they perceive these signals as physical symptoms [ 2].
The most prevalent impact was difficulty eating (28.7%), followed by difficulty sleeping (18.5%), avoiding smiling due to toothache (14.9%) and avoiding smiling due to appearance (12.5%), with the remaining items having lower prevalence (Table 2).
The obstacle for the Grid to be prevalent is the difficulty in using, configuring and maintaining it, which needs excessive IT knowledge, workload, and human intervention.
The least prevalent area of difficulty was infrequency (51.4%).
